The report is far from conclusive, as it appears the investigators did not question the nine justices themselves.
, the investigators acknowledge that it wasn’t only employees who had access to sensitive documents, emphasis ours: “The investigators determined that, 82 employees had access to electronic or hard copies of the draft opinion.”All you need to do is sign up with your email and boom: credit for your preorder on a new Samsung device.Jezebel contacted the court’s public information office for comment on whether the Justices were questioned or not during the investigation.
Sarah Lipton-Lubet, president of Take Back the Court, called it a “sham investigation” in a statement. She wrote: “We should not lose sight of the irony of this probe: that the Court has lamented the violation of its own purported ‘right to privacy’ at the same time it dismantled this very same right for pregnant people across the country in order to rip away their access to abortion.
“At the same time, the question remains: were Justices Thomas and Alito, perhaps the most ethically dubious justices on the bench—who reportedly had extensive contact with outside anti-abortion forces prior to the Dobbs decision—interviewed? The report doesn’t say, and the Court must be asked. Given what we know about Alito and Thomas, if nobody talked to them directly, that seems like an admission by omission.
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