In a series of recent decisions, D.C. grand juries have repeatedly declined to indict multiple women accused of making threats against President Trump. Notably, a woman from Indiana, along with others, faced allegations related to graphic threats posted on social media. Federal judges have released several of these defendants, citing weak evidence and lack of urgency in the cases at hand. Judge Jeanine Pirro has faced backlash after her claims of threats were dismissed multiple times by grand juries, marking ongoing defeats for her in these high-profile cases. The legal landscape surrounding these incidents continues to unfold with implications for both the defendants and the judicial process.