The Problem—Increased Risk Due to Online Vulnerabilities Forced prominence of the judiciary in the news and on social media sites by outside influencers has amplified public perception of the judiciary as policymakers, not interpreters of the law. This, combined with the increased political polarization nationwide on specific issues, has made all judges and judiciary executives more frequent targets for online invective and potential threats. Exacerbating this is the increased vulnerability of judges and employees when located outside of their court’s…
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