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The Supreme Court has proposed a budget of $228 million to enhance security measures, including the expansion of its in-house police force. This funding is intended to ensure round-the-clock protection for justices at their homes and during travel.
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The Supreme Court has proposed a budget of $228 million to enhance security measures, including the expansion of its in-house police force. This funding is intended to ensure round-the-clock protection for justices at their homes and during travel.
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