While the bulk of the requested funding is for physical security improvements and technology like video systems that the courts say could help “withstand a hostile incursion” like the storming of the Capitol, Mauskopf acknowledged that the $10 million proposal is linked to legislation the judicial branch requested last year that wouldof judges and their families from the internet.
The judiciary floated the plan to scrub judges’ personal information from the internet following the July 2020 killing of Daniel Anderl, the son of U.S. District Court Judge Esther Salas, at their New Jersey home. Authorities say the killer was Roy Den Hollander, a disgruntled attorney who posed as a FedEx delivery worker. He was later found dead, apparently of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Some legal experts and the American Civil Liberties Union have raised doubts about the constitutionality of the legislation, which has bipartisan support.by proposing it include parallel limits on publication of details about lawmakers, such as their addresses and mobile telephone numbers. The bill’s sponsors said they were open to such protections but adding them to the bill days before the end of the Congressional session would kill the legislation for the year.
Like the federal courthouse surrounded and fire bombed by antifa and blm? The courthouse Trump caught hell for calling in reinforcements to protect it and the people inside. To push the white supremacists lie democrats will militarize the country as all 3rd world dictators do.
They should get it
How many came in with guns blazing said very few. Many thought okay go in and try to talk to these SWAMP who run our Congress and not take care of us the people. Not one gun fired by the crowd was there or a knife to threaten? A few went overboard and lost control. Terrible.
10' fly zappers?
This must be dealt with. The world is watching for Justice to be done .
Before the police were defunded wasn't that their job as 1st responders?
Don’t forget State Houses
Let’s see if the GOP votes against improving court house security—just as they repeatedly voted against improving embassy security before Benghazi.
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