Prosecutors are requesting a sentence of at least 30 years in prison following Roske’s guilty plea to attempting to assassinate a justice. According to prosecutors, Roske spent months conducting online research, acquiring weapons, and mapping out addresses of Supreme Court justices. The Justice Department said Roske left California carrying a Glock 17 handgun, ammunition, a knife, zip ties, a pry bar, tactical gloves, and other equipment. The government’s filing emphasized that Roske’s intentions extended well beyond Kavanaugh, citing his preparation and references to targeting multiple justices. Prosecutors are seeking a minimum of three decades in prison, while the defense is pushing for a single-digit term.