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Judges Boost Security Amid Rising Threats and Intimidation

12/23/2025

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Judges Boost Security

U.S. judges face rising threats and intimidation, prompting steps to boost security.
Interviews show judges have upgraded home security and altered routines due to fears stemming from political criticism, including from President Donald Trump.
High-profile cases have drawn death threats and harassment, including unsolicited pizza deliveries believed to involve foreign actors.
Chief Justice John Roberts notes the judiciary's vulnerability and calls for protections to maintain independence and encourage future judges.

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Judges Boost Security

U.S. judges face rising threats and intimidation, prompting steps to boost security.
Interviews show judges have upgraded home security and altered routines due to fears stemming from political criticism, including from President Donald Trump.
High-profile cases have drawn death threats and harassment, including unsolicited pizza deliveries believed to involve foreign actors.
Chief Justice John Roberts notes the judiciary's vulnerability and calls for protections to maintain independence and encourage future judges.

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