Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Introduced a budget amendment to criminalize protest at Supreme Court justice’s homes.
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin introduced an amendment to the state’s budget that would criminalize protests held outside the homes of Supreme Court justices.
Youngkin’s proposed amendment would create a state-level felony for those who protest outside the homes of judges or Supreme Court justices with the intent to intimidate them or interfere in the administration of justice. The amendment would also extend to justices’ family members.
The new felony amendment is one of Youngkin’s 38 proposed additions to the budget that Virginia lawmakers approved earlier in the month. “Finally, I am asking that the General Assembly help keep our state and federal judges safe,” Youngkin
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