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New Jersey judge, whose son was killed in targeted attack, calls for change after Maryland judge's murder - Vimarsana News

New Jersey judge, whose son was killed in targeted attack, calls for change after Maryland judge's murder

New Jersey federal judge Esther Salas, who lost her son to a targeted attack against her in 2020, is calling for change after a Maryland judge was fatally shot last week.

Judge Andrew Wilkinson's Killing Shows Growing Risk of Attacks on Judges - Vimarsana News

Judge Andrew Wilkinson's Killing Shows Growing Risk of Attacks on Judges

"There isn't any judge at any level that is not at risk," a former US Marshal told Insider after a Maryland judge was shot to death.

The killing of a Maryland judge is part of a growing trend that's putting the judiciary at risk, a former US Marshal says - Vimarsana News

The killing of a Maryland judge is part of a growing trend that's putting the judiciary at risk, a former US Marshal says

"There isn't any judge at any level that is not at risk," a former US Marshal told Insider after a Maryland judge was shot to death.

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Daniel's Law Highlights the Need to Redact Public Records - Vimarsana News

Daniel's Law Highlights the Need to Redact Public Records

Hoboken, New Jersey (PRWEB) June 08, 2023 -- Messaging Architects, an eMazzanti Technologies Company and municipal information governance expert, explains

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Plan to shield Georgia government officials' personal info from public records sweeps state Senate - Vimarsana News

Plan to shield Georgia government officials' personal info from public records sweeps state Senate

Richard T. Griffiths of the Georgia First Amendment Foundation has asked Georgia legislators to take a deep breath, tap the brakes and reconsider the "vast sweep" of Senate Bill 215, which would require redaction of names and property ownership from state databases of law enforcement personnel, politicians and hundreds of thousands of other government officials.