The restraining order was issued on September 2 after South Carolina voter Anne Crook filed a lawsuit to stop the handover. Goodstein wrote that releasing the data could cause “immediate and irreparable damage” by violating Crook’s right to privacy.

A judge close to Goodstein told FITSNews that she’s “had multiple death threats over the years.”

The South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) is actively investigating the fire. “The investigation is active and ongoing. More information may be available as the investigation continues,” said SLED public information director Renée Wunderlich.