Supreme Court Marshal Implores Maryland Governor to Stop Protests Outside Justices’ Homes

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Supreme Court Marshal Implores Maryland Governor to Stop Protests Outside Justices’ Homes

Nick Gilbertson2 Jul 20220
3:58

U.S. Supreme Court Marshal Gail A. Curley has penned letters to Maryland authorities, including Gov. Larry Hogan (R-MD), imploring them to “enforce laws that prohibit picketing outside of the homes of Supreme Court Justices who live” in the state, per copies of the letters tweeted by Fox News host Shannon Bream.

In her Friday letter to Hogan, obtained by Fox News, the marshal cites state and county laws that make picketing outside of the justices’ homes illegal. She first references Maryland Criminal Code Law § 3-904 (c), which states that “[a] person may not intentionally assemble with another in a manner that disrupts a person’s right to tranquility in the person’s home.” Marshal Curley noted that “[t]he statute provides for imprisonment for up to 90 days or a $100 fine or both.”

https://twitter.com/ShannonBream/status/1543252591756328960

Curley also cited a Montgomery County law, which says “[a] person or group of persons must not picket in front of or adjacent to any private residence” and noted that  “‘[p]icketing’ means ‘to post a person or persons at a particular place to convey a message,” citing the law. It also states that protestors can pass by a residence while marching, but they are not allowed to stop at “any particular private residence,” Curley wrote, quoting the ordinance.

Conservative justices have been subjected to protests outside of their homes since the unprecedented Supreme Court leak of a Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization draft decision in May, which indicated Roe v. Wade might be overruled. On June 24, the official decision came down from the court that did in fact overturn the longstanding Roe decision and made abortion an issue for state legislators to decide. Protests outside of justices’ homes have continued on the heels of the decision.

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https://www.breitbart.com/law-and-order/2022/07/02/supreme-court-marshal-implores-maryland-governor-stop-protests-justices-homes/

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Where is this Marshall on his investigation of the leaker of the draft document?  It's been a month and this should be very easy as it was an insider and there are  just not that many of them.

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July 2, 2022 8:07pm EDT
Maryland, Virginia govs respond to letter from Supreme Court marshal calling on them to protect justices
Maryland's and Virginia's governors called on AG Garland to 'do his job'
By Andrew Mark Miller , Shannon Bream | Fox News

    The Republican governors of Virginia and Maryland have responded to a letter from the Supreme Court's top-ranking security official calling on them to utilize police and law enforcement to prevent picketing at the homes of justices.

"The governor agrees with the Marshal that the threatening activity outside the Justices' homes has increased," Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin spokesperson Christian Martinez said in response to a letter from Supreme Court Marshal Gail Curley calling on the governor to "enforce state law" that prohibits picketing outside the homes of the justices.

"He welcomes the Marshal of the Supreme Court's request for Fairfax County to enforce state law as they are the primary enforcement authority for the state statute," the statement added.

Youngkin also called on Attorney General Merrick Garland to "do his job" by "enforcing the much more robust federal law."

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https://www.foxnews.com/us/maryland-virginia-respond-supreme-court-letter

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July 2, 2022 8:07pm EDT
Maryland, Virginia govs respond to letter from Supreme Court marshal calling on them to protect justices
Maryland's and Virginia's governors called on AG Garland to 'do his job'
By Andrew Mark Miller , Shannon Bream | Fox News

    The Republican governors of Virginia and Maryland have responded to a letter from the Supreme Court's top-ranking security official calling on them to utilize police and law enforcement to prevent picketing at the homes of justices.

"The governor agrees with the Marshal that the threatening activity outside the Justices' homes has increased," Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin spokesperson Christian Martinez said in response to a letter from Supreme Court Marshal Gail Curley calling on the governor to "enforce state law" that prohibits picketing outside the homes of the justices.

"He welcomes the Marshal of the Supreme Court's request for Fairfax County to enforce state law as they are the primary enforcement authority for the state statute," the statement added.

Youngkin also called on Attorney General Merrick Garland to "do his job" by "enforcing the much more robust federal law."

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https://www.foxnews.com/us/maryland-virginia-respond-supreme-court-letter