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DOJ allowing illegal protests outside SCOTUS justices' homes despite federal law, former officials say - Vimarsana News

DOJ allowing illegal protests outside SCOTUS justices' homes despite federal law, former officials say

The Department of Justice has repeatedly failed to enforce statutes prohibiting protest, intimidation, and attempts to influence federal judges.

Advocates laud senate gun reform bill - Vimarsana News

Advocates laud senate gun reform bill

Proposal would allow authorities to take guns away from more perpetrators of domestic violence.

AG Garland Calls for More Funding for Judicial Security, Calls Threats Against Judges a 'Dangerous Problem' - Vimarsana News

AG Garland Calls for More Funding for Judicial Security, Calls Threats Against Judges a 'Dangerous Problem'

Attorney General Merrick Garland told a Senate panel on Wednesday that the threats to the safety of federal judges are a "dangerous problem" and a "serious threat" amid a rise in domestic extremism, while calling for more funding for judicial security.

NY-22: Harassing texts sent to judge in Brindisi Tenney case - Vimarsana News

NY-22: Harassing texts sent to judge in Brindisi Tenney case

Observer-Dispatch The rancor that was so prevalent in the recent presidential campaign seems to have spilled into the court case to decide who will represent New York's 22nd Congressional District. State Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte, who is overseeing the judicial review of contested ballots in the razor-tight race between Democrat Anthony Brindisi and Republican Claudia Tenney, has received several harassing text messages trying to influence his decision. The messages came to light in a court filing Thursday via a letter from DelConte’s principal law clerk related to texts sent ...