Justice Sotomayor got millions from publishing company while not recusing from cases: Report

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Report: Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor got millions from publishing company while not recusing from cases

’s Mark Zuckerberg, who said his book proposal was stolen and used to make the movie “The Social Network.”

declines to hear an appeal, it usually doesn’t publicly say which, if any, among the justices might have wanted to do so.or its subsidiaries over the years.in 2009 by former President Obama, has written a number of children’s books. ProPublica reported this week that GOP mega donor Harlan Crow paid private school tuition at two private schools for Justice Clarence Thomas’ great nephew, whom the jurist had taken in to raise at the age of six.

The Washington Post followed with an April 16 article examining what appeared to be a typo on the justice’s financial disclosure related to family real estate holdings in which he reported rental income to Ginger Ltd. Partnership instead of Ginger Holdings LLC.

 

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