Supreme Court Leak: Conservatives React to Court’s Failure to Leak Historic Abortion Ruling

Conservatives are reacting to a new U.S. Supreme Court report that says it failed to identify the man who leaked the draft opinion to Politico last year.

A report released by a U.S. Supreme Court Marshal on Thursday said the investigation team was unable to “identify the person responsible for most of the evidence” that leaked the draft opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.

George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley tweeted that the court’s failure to find a culprit is “frightening”.

“The Supreme Court report indicates that they are unable to identify the culprit among more than 80 possible suspects in the Dobbs leak. This confession is almost as scary as the leak itself,” Turley said.

SUPREME COURT INVESTIGATION DID NOT ESTABLISH LIKIR OF DOBBS DRAFT DECISION

Supreme Court in Washington, D.C.
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“This is likely to revive concerns about whether the FBI should have been asked to lead the investigation. The court is only a few blocks away from the world’s leading forensic investigation body. behavior was drastically reduced. Until now, the criminal has managed not only to give his opinion, but also to evade detection.

Columnist David Marcus asked, “Can Congress investigate leaks from the Supreme Court?”

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Representative Mike Johnson, R-La., tweeted that the leak would jeopardize the court’s future operations.

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“This breaking news is a dangerous and unforgivable event that will jeopardize the future operation of our country’s highest court. Justice has clearly not been served here, and the guilty party remains at large,” Johnson said.

This is an evolving story. Keep for updates.

Brianna Herlihy and Bradford Betz of Fox News contributed to this report.