Bill > S4711

This bill, the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act of 2020, aims to enhance security and protect the personal information of federal judges and their families. It requires government agencies to remove judges' personal information from public records upon their request, establishes a grant program for state and local governments to protect this information, and prohibits data brokers and other businesses from selling or publicly displaying judges' personal details. The bill also authorizes funding for home security systems, judicial security training, and a new threat management capability to monitor threats against federal judges. Overall, the bill seeks to address the rising number of threats and acts of violence against federal judges and their families.