Justice Amy Coney Barrett reportedly signed a $2 million contract last year to write a book on how judges maintain their neutrality. She received part of that advance last year from the Javelin Group, a literary agency in Alexandria, Virginia. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM
Three U.S. Supreme Court justices earned more than $100,000 last year from book projects, with Justice Amy Coney Barrett taking the largest amount—$425,000 as partial payment of a multimillion-dollar book advance.
The justices’ 2021 financial disclosure statements were released Thursday for all of the justices except Justice Samuel Alito Jr., who has yet to submit his report.
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