Screenshot from video of Judge Esther Salas’ statement calling for more precautions to be taken to protect the privacy of federal judges from internet snooping.
The policymaking body for the federal judiciary said Friday that it approved a series of recommendations to increase security for federal judges in the wake of the fatal shooting at a New Jersey trial judge’s home.
U.S. District Judge Esther Salas’ son was killed and her husband wounded last month after being shot by an attorney later identified as a “men’s rights activist,” who previously had a case in Salas’ court. The lawyer, Roy Den Hollander, was later found dead of a suspected suicide.
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