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'We Know Where You Live:' Hundreds of Unsolicited Pizza Deliveries Target Federal Judges in Alleged Intimidation Campaign

A disturbing trend of 'pizza doxxing' is targeting US judges, using unsolicited pizza deliveries to intimidate and threaten their safety.

International Business Times UK

You may not know them, but they certainly know you: Inside the dangerous and shady business of data brokers

Even if you don't know data brokers, they almost certainly know you. With no nationwide U.S. privacy laws, experts warn there are often minimal safeguards against motivated people exploiting them for ill ends. Io Dodds reports

The Independent UK

Anonymous pizza orders sent to judges ruling on Trump cases prompt ‘fear and intimidation’

U.S. Marshals Service is tracking threatening deliveries

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Judges Working Trump Lawsuits Describe 'Psychological Warfare' Behind Unsolicited Pizza Deliveries

Some judges are now receiving pizzas in Daniel Anderl's name, the slain son of a New Jersey judge

Latin Times

US supreme court curbed public scrutiny as it boosted security before Roe ruling

Memo obtained by the Guardian mandates that court would maintain ‘exclusive’ control of all security-related records

The Guardian - US

Court Upholds N.J. Law That Lets "Certain Public Officials" Demand That Private Entities Stop Disclosing Their Home Addresses

From Tuesday's decision by Judge Harvey Bartle (E.D. Pa.) in Atlas Data Privacy Corp. v. We Inform, LLC (D.N.J.): Daniel's… The post Court Upholds N.J. Law That Lets "Certain Public Officials" Demand That Private Entities Stop Disclosing Their Home Addresses appeared first on Reason.com.

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N.J. S. Ct. Will Decide Whether Journalist May Publish Police Chief's Home Address

The N.J. intermediate appellate court held such publication wasn't protected by the First Amendment law; the state high court just… The post N.J. S. Ct. Will Decide Whether Journalist May Publish Police Chief's Home Address appeared first on Reason.com.

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Judicial security measure catches ride on defense policy bill - Roll Call

A provision allowing federal judges to have personal information scrubbed from the internet was included in a must-pass defense policy bill.

Roll Call

Judge whose son was murdered in their home says Kavanaugh plot shows justices need better protection

US District Judge Esther Salas’ 20-year-old son Daniel Anderl was shot and killed at their family home in New Jersey back in 2020 by a disgruntled lawyer

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