Original sentence: "  After several days, court officials said that he was clarifying a matter for the general public." The 59-year-old judge is reported to have said, "The trouble is I don't understand the language
Edited sentence: "  (After several days, court officials said that he was clarifying a matter for the general public."  The Judiciary of England and Wales issued a statement asserting that Openshaw's comments had been taken out of context, and concluding that "Mr." At the end of the day's hearing the judge told Ellison to instruct a witness for the following day: "Will you ask him to keep it simple.'There is a widespread belief online that many politicians and policy makers don't understand the Internet well enough to regulate it,' he said.Accusations also include that the three had car bomb-making manuals and videos of how to wire up a suicide vest.Bush spoke of the "Internets," had the Web grinned so wide.Islamist statements and video posted on the Internet, including beheadings of hostages, is critical to the case.Justice Openshaw is entirely computer literate and indeed has taken notes on his own computer in court for many years.Openshaw was hearing a case against alleged Islamist radicals, Younes Tsouli, 23, Waseem Mughal, 24, and Tariq al-Daour, 21, who had denied charges under Britain's Terrorism Act.The 59-year-old judge is reported to have said, "The trouble is I don't understand the language.The International Herald Tribune reported, "Not since Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, referred to the Internet as 'a bunch of tubes,' or President George W.The Prosecutor, Mark Ellison, briefly explained the terms "Web site" and "forum" then the judge acknowledged: "I haven't quite grasped the concepts.The charges include inciting another person to commit an act of terrorism "wholly or partly" outside Britain.We've got to start from basics.[...] Edward Felten , a professor of computer science and public affairs at Princeton University, says it is hardly a coincidence that Internet commentators seize on slips by public officials