We asked ourselves this question in Sept. 2016, and after eight months of discussions with just about every constituency you could think of, this is what we and our partners came up with.
Hearing firsthand from members the famously cloistered third branch builds trust in our courts, so the justices’ willingness to leave D.C. should be commended. But we should be confident that they're well-protected when traveling.
Not only does the federal judiciary have a problem of harassment among its ranks, and states confronting harassment each seem to have their own unique, frankly underwhelming, methods of handling complaints.