According to PACER documents, Williams is a plaintiff in one active civil case, raising civil rights claims over his incarceration in the Mercer County Correctional Center. The pro se case is before Senior U.S. Judge Peter Sheridan. Williams also was a party in five other civil cases, four of which were dismissed by Sheridan and one by Chief Judge Freda Wolfson.
November 04, 2021 at 06:10 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New Jersey Law Journal
Wednesday’s arrest of a litigant on charges of threatening to kill a New Jersey federal judge is the latest reminder of the growing dangers faced by jurists.
Jonathan D. Williams of Newark said in multiple calls to the judge’s chambers Monday that he intended to shoot and kill a federal judge, and he repeated the threat Tuesday on a visit to a Newark law firm.
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