John Roberts calls Supreme Court leak 'absolutely appalling'
CNN
The chief justice said he hopes "one bad apple" would not change "people's perception" of the nation's highest court
In his first public comments since the leak on Monday, Roberts also said that if "the person" or "people" behind the leak think it will affect the court's work they are "foolish."
Roberts was speaking at a meeting of lawyers and judges at the 11th Circuit Judicial Conference, while the court is on a brief recess. The justices will meet together again during their closed-door conference in Washington on May 12.
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