Judges tour the Midwest to offer unusual warning about attacks on courts


In Cracker Barrels and town squares, a group of judges and other civic leaders have raised alarms this week over a judiciary they consider under attack.

By bus, the group — which includes both sitting and retired judges — traveled from the suburbs of Pittsburgh to outside Detroit, eating barbecue and warning crowds about physical threats to judges and a rising tide of criticism from elected officials, one of the participants said.



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