Authorizes judicial officers and attorneys to carry weapons and criminalizes threats and sharing personal information of judicial officers.
This bill authorizes judicial officers, attorneys general, deputy attorneys general, and assistant attorneys general to carry weapons. It establishes criminal offenses for threatening a judicial officer or their immediate family and for maliciously sharing personal information of a judicial officer or their immediate family. Penalties include fines and imprisonment. The bill also allows the Supreme Court to impose additional training or requirements on judicial officers who hold a permit.
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