A fresh batch of financial records for justices of the U.S. Supreme Court was published by the federal judiciary.
But on Wednesday afternoon, when the records were published online, Thomas’ were not among them, suggesting that the conservative firebrand requested an extension. Justice Samuel Alito’s documents were also unavailable online. A court spokesperson was not immediately available for comment.Even so, experts said that financial disclosures for the other seven justices would draw more attention than normal under the weight of plummeting public trust and questions about their ethical requirements.
Associate Justice Clarence Thomas poses during a group photo of the Justices at the Supreme Court, April 23, 2021.of the court in May amid slumping public approval and growing political pressure to tweak the guidelines.
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