Jackson, the first Black woman to serve as a Supreme Court justice, reported receiving four concert tickets valued at $3,711.84 for the 2023 calendar year, according to The Hill. She also disclosed receiving artwork for her chambers from Lonnie Holley and “Dr. Kathi Earles-Ross and HU Scholars.”
The Hill reported “among the justices who raked in a considerable amount of book royalties, earning $893, 750 from Penguin Random House for what appears to be an advance for her memoir.”
In last year’s financial disclosure report, Jackson noted receiving a $1,200 flower arrangement from Oprah and over $6,500 in designer clothing for a magazine photo shoot.
Each of the other Supreme Court justices had their financial disclosure forms released, except for Justice Samuel Alito, who received a 90-day extension, according to the outlet.
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh also reported receiving $340,000 in book royalties from the Javelin Group LLC and the Regnery Publishing company.
Justice Clarence Thomas reported having received two photo albums from Terrence and Barbara Giroux.
Terry Giroux, the executive director of the non-profit educational organization Horatio Alger Association, is set to step down from his role at the end of 2024. Thomas is listed as a member