2023年6月28日,

下載應用程序的電子郵件地址,點擊“注冊”,你同意收到內部營銷電子郵件以及其他合作夥伴提供和接受我們的服務條款和隱私政策。去年泄漏後的最高法院推翻羅伊訴韋德案草案的意見,組織的示威者走上街頭房屋附近的保守的法官,心煩意亂的,近50年的先例墮胎權是岌岌可危。最早的抗議被聯邦特工監視,隨著人群的成長和不滿情緒升高,最高法院尋求更高層次的保護考慮到風險和“關於通信”由高度動蕩的問題。和去年的動蕩之後,羅伊最終被推翻了2022年6月,法院現在希望明年保持高度的安全級別,並在可預見的未來,根據攔截。去年,最高法院要求數百萬美元的安全性,與美國警察介入向法官提供增強的保護。看過的每個文件攔截,安保工作,確保法官還沒有見過一個主要的安全威脅的程度增加。然而,最高法院正在尋求額外的安全人員支持現有的一道防線。泄漏引發額外的安全許多議員呼籲加強安全泄漏後的法官,這是去年6月加速司法之外的尼古拉斯·約翰Roske被捕後布雷特卡夫勞夫的戰術刀,槍,郵政關係和一根撬棍。卡夫勞夫(Roske被指控試圖殺死,此後辯護無罪。)國會迅速通過最高法院的警察平權法,給予元帥的最高法院和最高法院的警察權力保護任何首席大法官的直係親屬或助理法官。 But other than the incident involving Roske, there have been no other attempts to cause harm to a justice. And there have been no arrests of protestors. According to the US Marshals Service FY 2022 Annual Report, the number of "inappropriate communications" or threats to the overall judiciary was 3,706 in fiscal year 2022, compared to 4,511 in fiscal year 2021. However, Marshals in the report detailed the "24-hour online threat screening coverage for the SCOTUS, all justices and their residences" and the "real-time online research" that was put into place after last year's threats. And the Marshals this year asked for an extra $21 million to fund 46 new positions — which includes additional 42 Marshals — to further enhance the security for judges in the next fiscal year. SCOTUS has a massive security detail According to The Intercept, the Supreme Court now includes 400 US Marshals as part of the Supreme Court Special Security Officer Program. And the US Marshals budget request cited Roe as the reasoning for the added security. "The SCOTUS contacted the [US Marshals Service] to request assistance in securing their facility. As a result of the recent leak of the Dobbs decision, the Marshal of the Supreme Court increased security of the Supreme Court facility, which included adding additional security posts and Special Security Officers to provide this enhanced level of on-site monitoring and presence of officers," the report read. But no specific threats are cited in the report to show why the additional money is needed, according to The Intercept's report. And the Supreme Court in March also asked for an additional $5.8 million to buttress the Supreme Court Police. "Ongoing threat assessments show evolving risks that require continuous protection," the court said in its request. "Additional funding would provide for contract positions, eventually transitioning to full-time employees, that will augment capabilities of the Supreme Court police force and allow it to accomplish its protective mission." Sign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know. Subscribe to push notifications