What is the Daniel Anderl Act?

A federal law passed in response to the murder of Judge Esther Salas’s son Daniel Anderl, formalizing protection of federal judges’ personally identifiable information and supporting judicial security programs.

Does it work off the bench?

Yes. Centurion Anywhere GPS covers anywhere cellular reaches, homes, driveways, transit, and personal errands.

Is it discreet enough for dignitary use?

The Anywhere Fob is pocket-sized; the badge clips inside a jacket or onto a credential. Activation is silent and deliberate.

Can multiple jurisdictions share a tenant?

Centurion Cloud supports role-based admin scoping across state, county, and municipal lines without forcing a re-platform.

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Mobile Protection for Judges, Elected Officials, and Court Personnel.

Risk does not end at the courthouse door. Centurion Anywhere protects judges, elected officials, and court staff wherever they are, on the bench, in chambers, in the driveway.

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Judicial threats follow people home.

The most serious incidents involving judges and prosecutors have happened off-bench, in driveways, at private residences, and on routine errands. Courthouse-bound systems do not protect them there.

WHAT THIS LOOKS LIKE

Off-bench and at-home protection for judicial officers
Dignitary protection for elected officials and visiting principals
Prosecutor and court-staff coverage across jurisdictions
A defensible, auditable program for clerks and security committees

A judge in a dark overcoat walking away from a courthouse, wearing a Response Technologies badge on a lanyard — IN THE FIELD
Protection that leaves the courthouse with the judge: the badge stays on a lanyard or credential for the walk to the car and beyond.
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Response-ready for courts & government.

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Off-bench GPS coverage

Centurion Anywhere GPS protects judicial officers anywhere a cellular signal reaches: past the courthouse, into the neighborhood.

02

Direct-to-911 with identity

RapidSOS delivers verified user identity and live location into the 911 CAD where supported and configured, not a third-party monitoring center.

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Dignitary discretion

Discreet form factor: clips to a credential or fits a pocket; no spoken commands, no visible app.

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Multi-jurisdiction admin

Centurion Cloud role-based admin handles state, county, and municipal scoping without re-platforming.

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Daniel Anderl Act aligned

A posture aligned with the federal commitment to judicial security after the Anderl tragedy.

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Immediate, deliberate activation

Press-and-hold prevents false alerts under formal-wear and during transport.

Inside the courthouse: Centurion Elite.

Centurion Elite is facility-based emergency notification and remains a very strong product inside the courthouse. It sends location-specific voice and text notifications simultaneously to two-way radio, phone, text, email, local speaker and monitoring software.

Duress where it matters
Wireless and network-driven sensors, such as duress buttons at the bench, in chambers and at clerk counters.
Radio first
Two-way radio is the primary output: court security and bailiffs hear exactly where help is needed. Compatible with all current models and frequencies of two-way radios.
Elite Audience
Tailors who is notified by sensor type, time and emergency level.
PCDuress
Extends duress activation to desktop PCs.

Centurion Elite

Facility-based emergency notification for the bench, chambers and clerk counters, with voice alerts to court security radios.

Centurion Anywhere

Mobile protection that follows judges and officials beyond the courthouse: the commute, the driveway and home.

Aligned with the Daniel Anderl Act.

The Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act formalizes federal protection of judicial officers and their personally identifiable information. Centurion Anywhere is positioned to support court systems implementing protective programs in that posture.

Daniel Anderl Act: Protective posture aligned with federal judicial security expectations.
RapidSOS: Verified caller and location data delivered directly into 911 CAD where supported and configured.
Procurement: GSA Schedule and standard government procurement vehicles.
Privacy: Institutional deployment: no consumer app store, no personal-device dependency.

See it in the field.

Read the full case study covering deployment, outcomes, and lessons learned.

Resources for courts & government teams

Browse product guides, manuals, whitepapers and case studies in the resource library.

Courts & Government, answered.

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