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DOJ Initiates Criminal Investigation into 2022 Supreme Court Leak

The DOJ has launched a criminal investigation into the 2022 leak of a Supreme Court decision that overturned abortion rights. The investigation aims to identify the leaker of a draft decision shared with Politico before its official release. Former President Trump has called for accountability, while the Supreme Court's own investigation failed to determine the source of the leak.

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The Department of Justice has opened a criminal investigation into the leak of a draft Supreme Court decision that overturned abortion rights in 2022. This investigation follows a previous probe by the Supreme Court, which could not identify the leaker. The DOJ is seeking testimony and information from individuals who worked at the court during that time. Former President Trump has expressed support for finding the leaker, while Justice Samuel Alito has suggested he has a sense of who it might be but lacks proof.

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  • DOJ has initiated a criminal investigation into the 2022 Supreme Court leak.
  • Prosecutors are issuing grand jury subpoenas for testimony.
  • The leak involved a draft decision shared with Politico before the official release.
  • The Supreme Court previously conducted an investigation but did not identify the leaker.
  • Justice Samuel Alito suggested he has an idea of the leaker's identity.
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