Libertyville Man Sentenced For Threatening Federal Judges
He also mailed similar letters to federal employees in Washington, D.C., and prosecutors said the threats were meant to intimidate judges.
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6 months in prison for Libertyville man who sent threatening letters to judges appointed by President Donald Trump
Two federal district judges in Texas and Florida, appointed by U.S. President Donald Trump during his first term, received threatening letters sent by a Libertyville man, who has since pleaded guilty to the offense, federal officials said. | Photo: The White House A Libertyville man has been sentenced to six months in prison for mailing threatening letters to federal district judges appointed by President Donald Trump, telling them to “be carefu…
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Libertyville man gets 6 months in prison for threatening federal judges with photos of bullets
U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis told James Lebuhn that “if we allow folks to just do what they want and threaten people in order to get the outcome that they want, that will ruin democracy faster really than anything we can do.”
Libertyville man gets 6 months in prison for threatening federal judges with photos of bullets | Illinois State Bar Association
Libertyville man gets 6 months in prison for threatening federal judges with photos of bulletsU.S. District Judge Sara Ellis told James Lebuhn that “if we allow folks to just do what they want and threaten people in order to get the outcome that they want, that will ruin democracy faster really than anything we can do.” Source: Chicago Sun
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