Supreme Court Leaves Nine Stones Unturned
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The Supreme Court’s inquiry into the source of the leak of its draft opinion in Dobbs failed to find the culprit among the clerks and permanent staff. Attorneys familiar with internal investigations pointed out that the report appeared carefully drafted to mislead the public without technically lying about the failure to investigate the people with the most access and motive, leaving the Court’s legitimacy more compromised than when the investigation started. Meanwhile, an attorney caught billing hundreds of hours for document review he didn’t do earns a suspension, and Goodwin Procter makes heads spin as its layoffs are immediately followed with a major lateral move.
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