We can and should continue to criticize judicial decisions that undercut core freedoms. But we must recommit to a form of more principled disagreement, which does not threaten the integrity of our courts or the security of our frontline judicial personnel.
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America must protect its judges and defend the rule of law
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CitrixNews Staff
Originally reported by The Hill
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