NPR Exclusive: Harassment In The Federal Judiciary

Carrie Johnson, NPR's national justice correspondent and lead reporter on a groundbreaking investigation, discusses the troubling climate of harassment in the federal judiciary. She reveals the stark lack of job protections for court employees and the pervasive fear of retaliation that silences victims. Johnson connects the judiciary's challenges to broader accountability issues and highlights the urgent need for reforms. The conversation also draws parallels to the military’s handling of similar issues and emphasizes the ongoing silence surrounding these abuses.