NEW: Supreme Court leak investigation closes in on at least one law clerk
Investigators who are examining the leak of Justice Samuel Alito's draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade have narrowed their inquiry to a handful of suspects, including at least one law clerk, though officials have not affirmatively identified an alleged culprit, according to people familiar with the matter.
The latest report marks the most significant update on the hunt for the person who leaked Alito's draft opinion to Politico on May 2. In a small yet notable report in late July, Fox News anchor Shannon Bream reported investigators looking into the leak had"narrowed it down" to about"70 or so" people who had access to the draft, but no names of suspects emerged in her brief report.
Each justice is allowed to maintain four law clerks, though dozens of other court employees could have access to the draft opinion.
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