The recent, hurried appointment of a new, interim Illinois Supreme Court justice appears to offend our Illinois Constitution.The Illinois Constitution is crystal clear that circuit, appellate and Supreme Court judges are to be elected and then, if they wish, later seek retention by the voters. Sure, vacancies may be filled by appointment — but only until the next general election.Just one week after voters rejected — for the first time in Illinois history — Tom Kilbride’s bid for retention on the state high court in the …