Millionaire Justices Lead Supreme Court Wealth in 1999
A majority of the Supreme Court held investments over one million dollars in 1999, led by Ruth Bader Ginsburg with assets estimated from 7.4 million to 33.1 million. Justices Breyer O Connor Stevens and Souter also showed multimillion portfolios while Rehnquist and Scalia reported more modest totals.
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Supreme Court Justices Report 1999 Asset Figures
The 1999 asset ranges for all nine justices are listed with prior 1998 figures. Ruth Bader Ginsburg shows 7.4 to 33.1 million up from 5.9 to 24.1. Stephen Breyer 3.4 to 10.9 million down from 4.4 to 11. O Connor 3.3 to 10.4 up from 2.5 to 5.7. Stevens 1.4 to 13 down from 5 to 1.4. Souter 1.06 to 5.18 million about the same. Rehnquist 525 thousand to 13 million up from 360 thousand to 960 thousand. Scalia 145k to 535k down from 645k. Thomas 150k to 410k up from 30k to 175k. Kennedy 65k to 195k up from 30k to 265k.
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Justices travel on taxpayer funded summer trips in 1999
The Associated Press reports that Supreme Court justices used the three month summer recess to travel with fully subsidized expenses paid by others. Ginsburg lectured in Greece, Breyer lectured in Austria and Chile, O’Connor spoke in Japan and attended events in Scotland and the Czech Republic. Scalia taught in Nice, Kenned visited Austria, Moscow, and the U K, Rehnquist taught in London, and Stevens spoke at the Gerald Ford Museum and the University of Iowa. Souter and Thomas had varying reimbursement patterns, while Souter listed none for 1999.
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