Frank Hoover Easterbrook

What was filed

72
investments
1
positions
1
gifts
0
agreements
0
debts
4
reimbursements
3
income
2
spouse income

Named parties

University of Chicago
Umion League Chub of Chicago
Umiversity of Califorma Davis School of Law
The Federalist Society
Harvard Law School
Judicial business and other gov. reimb, #lso omitted
University of Chicago - Salary
Harvard Umiversity Press - rovalty
Thomson {West Publishing) - royalty
Alaska Communication Systems Retirement Plan
State of Alaska Retirement Plan

As filed

Vanguard 500 Index Fund — Int/Div

Vanguard 500 Index Fund — Sold (part)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Int/Div

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Sold (part)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Buy (add'l)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Sold (part)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Buy (add'l)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Sold (part)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Buy (add'l)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Sold (part)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Buy (add'l)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Sold (part)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Buy (add'l)

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Sold (part)

Vanguard High-Yield Tax Exempt Fund — Interest

TIAA Traditional Fund (in UC retirement account) — None

CREF Stock R3 Fund (in UC retirement account) — None

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund (in UC retirement account) — Int/Div

Vanguard Long Term Investment Grade Fund (in UC retirement account y — Int/Div

Vanguard High-Yield Corporate Fund {in UC retirement account) — Int/Div

Vanguard International Value Fund (in UC retirement geccount) — Int/Div

Vanguard High-Yield Corporate Fund (im IRA) — Int/Div

Vanguard Short-Term Investment Grade Fund (in IRA) — Interest

JPMorgan Chase Bank (checking account) — Interest

PacifiCorp K Plus Employee Savings Plan

PacifiCorp Money Market Fund — None

PacifiCorp Stable Asset Fund — None

PacifiCorp Bond Fund — None

PacifiCorp Balanced Fund — None

The Pacific Financial Group (IRA administered by Charles Schwab)

Legg Mason Oppty Trust — Int/Div — Sold

Global X ETF Guru Index — Int/Div — Sold

Guggenheim ETI S&P 500 Pure Growth — Int/Div — Sold

Vanguard S&P 500 ETF — Int/Div

Schwab US Treasury Money FD — Int/Div — Buy

Clearbridge Ager Gwth A — Int/Div — Buy

Hodges Small Cap — Int/Div — Buy

JPMorgan DISC Equity FD — Int/Div — Buy

Proshares ETF Large Cap Core Plus — Int/Div — Buy

Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management CROC! International Fund S — Int/Div

E*Trade Financial Sweeps Account (money- market fund) — Interest

Morgan Stanley IRA

Invesco Diversified Dividend A — Int/Div

MS Multicap Growth Tr A — Int/Div

MSIF Active Int] Allocatin A — Int/Div

MSIF Growth A — Int/Div

MSIF Small Company Growth A — Int/Div

Scmor Lecturer, University of Chicago

Gift — Umion League Chub of Chicago — Signing privileges

Reimbursement — Umiversity of Califorma Davis School of Law — April 4-6, 2014 — Davis, CA — Moot Court — Transportation, meals, lodging

Reimbursement — The Federalist Society — November 13-15, 2014 — Washington, DC — National Lawyers Convention — Transportation, meals, lodging

Reimbursement — Harvard Law School — November 17-18, 2014 — Cambridge, MA — Inaugural Scalia Lecture — Transportation, meals, lodging

Reimbursement — Judicial business and other gov. reimb, #lso omitted

Income — 2014 — University of Chicago - Salary — S29.000.28

Income — 2014 — Harvard Umiversity Press - rovalty — $598.23

Income — 2004 — Thomson {West Publishing) - royalty — $2.11

Spouse's income — 2014 — Alaska Communication Systems Retirement Plan

Spouse's income — 2014 — State of Alaska Retirement Plan

1. (Part HLA): | have received the approval of the Chief Judge of the Seventh Circuit to teach at the University of Chicago. This income therefore is "outside

eamed income” rather than an "honorarium" within the meaning of the Ethics Reform Act of 1989, 1 accepted gross income exceeding the statutory cap (15% of

Level Il of the Executive Schedule) because, under §3(b) of the regulations of the Judicial Conference implementing this statute, "outside earned income” includes

only net taxable income, and therefore excludes pension contributions as well as the “ordinary and necessary expenses paid or incurred in producing this income."

Some of the income reported in Part 111A was contributed to a pension plan through the University of Chicago as part of a salary reduction plan and therefore

does not count for statutory purposes. Moreover, the ordinary and necessary expenses of producing the income-including the cost of commuting between the

courthouse and the Law School and the expenses of equipment and books for my Law School office-<are substantial. Net taxable income is less than the statutory

maximum

2. (Part V): The Union League Club of Chicago extends to federal judges the ability to use the Club's facilities without formal membership. During 2014 judges

paid dues of $103 per month during January through June and $110.50 per month from July through December. Judges pay for all meals and other services at the

same price as members. The Committee on Codes of Conduct has concluded (Opinion 2071) that this arrangement does not entail a gift element.

3. (Part VII): Investments reported under the headings PacifiCorp K Plus Employee Savings Plan, The Pacific Financial Group (IRA administered by Charles

Schwab), Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management CROCI International Fund S, E*Trade Financial Sweeps Account (money-market fund), and Morgan Stanley

IRA are retirement accounts that belong to my wife.

4, (Part VII): Dividends and capital gains from all mutual funds listed in Part VII are reinvested automatically.

5. (Part VII): Information formerly in this note has been moved to line items in Part VII at the request of the Committee on Financial Disclosure.

6. (Part VII): Income from my TIAA-CREF retirement accounts, and my wife's PacifiCorp K Plus Employee Savings Plan accounts, is shown as "none" because

TIAA-CREF and PacifiCorp do not supply income information. Statements from TIAA-CREF and PacifiCorp show the change in each portfolio’s value over

the course of each quarter but not how much of that change is attributable to income (interest or dividends) and how much to change in the market price of the

investments. It is accordingly impossible to disentagle these components.