Report: 70 people inside SCOTUS had access to Alito's draft

A former FBI official now working for a private security contractor, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the marshal and her police force can review the court’s email and phone records and examine logs from the court’s photocopies and printers.

Mark Rasch, a former Justice Department computer crimes prosecutor, said that in addition to those steps, the marshal can also seek to interview the roughly 70 people in the court who had access to the draft, written by Justice Samuel Alito. “That’s a lot to work with,” he said.

One sensitive issue, however, would be whether and how the marshal and her staff could or would seek to interview the justices themselves.