Judicial security refers to the measures and protocols in place to protect the integrity and safety of the judicial system, including judges, court personnel, and court facilities. This security is essential to ensure that legal proceedings can occur without interference or threats, allowing for fair and impartial justice. Key components of judicial security include physical security measures, such as security personnel and surveillance systems, as well as legal protections for those involved in the judicial process. These measures help to prevent intimidation, violence, or other disruptions that could undermine the rule of law and public confidence in the justice system.