The attorney for Robin Morante, the chief of court and judicial security for New Jersey’s judiciary, claims that these signs were posted on poles near her home in Hopewell, New Jersey, as part of a campaign of harassment against her and that state officials are unwilling to investigate. Courtesy photo
The head of judicial security for New Jersey’s court system claims she is the target of harassment by members of the state police, but state officials have allegedly ignored her calls for help.
Robin Morante, who runs the office that protects judges and investigates judicial threats, says she has been the target of food poisoning, character assassination and stalking on the job. She has retained an attorney who was written twice to Attorney General Matthew Platkin about the matter on May 31 and June 13, detailing her dealings with the state police and asking him to launch an investigation, but Platkin allegedly did not respond.
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