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(NEW YORK) Nearly two years after her son was murdered at home, a New Jersey judge is fighting to get a federal bill passed that would limit access of&hellip
(NEW YORK) — Nearly two years after her son was murdered at home, a New Jersey judge is fighting to get a federal bill passed that would limit access of public officials’ private information. U.S. District Judge Esther Salas says the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security […]
ABC News(NEW YORK) Nearly two years after her son was murdered at home, a New Jersey judge is fighting to get a federal bill passed that would limit access of public officials' private information. U.S. District Judge Esther Salas says the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act would be vital in protecting federal judges and justices. "I think we have to start asking ourselves why are our leaders not passing this law. Why are they not moving it? To my knowledge, there is nothing controversial about protecting judges' home addresses and our social security numbers," Salas told ABC News' Good Morning America Wednesday. "The Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act is ready to go. It's been ready to go for months. It's narrowly tailored to address this immediate interest, this governmental interest that is vital to democracy." The act is named after Salas' son, Daniel Anderl, who was 20 when he was shot and killed at home