Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito‘s 2022 annual financial disclosure has been released after a delay due to the jurist requesting an extension on his filing.
Justices Clarence Thomas and Alito were given an extension by the administrative office on June 7 to file their financial disclosure forms, while the seven other justices were able to submit their forms by the deadline.
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But unlike their colleagues, the pair of justices have faced repeated scrutiny by the Left, particularly from the outlet ProPublica. On April 6, ProPublica ran a report suggesting Thomas “should have disclosed his trips” taken decades ago with Crow, citing the advice of “ethics law experts.” The outlet ran a separate report on June 20 suggesting Alito engaged in ethical impropriety in July 2008 when he went on a fishing trip in Alaska, prompting the justice to take matters into his own hands and issue a swift rebuke through a Wall Street Journal op-ed titled “ProPublica Misleads Its Readers.”
Read Alito’s 2022 disclosure form in full:
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