Diane S. Sykes

2016Annual

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What was filed

  • 8

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 1

    gifts

  • 1

    agreements

  • 1

    debts

  • 2

    reimbursements

  • 0

    income

  • 0

    spouse income

Named parties

  • Federal Judicial Guest Privileges
  • U.S. Department of Education
  • Canada, at McGill University Law School
  • The Federalist Society. National Convention

As filed

BlackRock Mid Cap Equity-Collective W (via W1 Def Comp.Prog.) (H) — None

T Rowe Price Mid Cap Gr (via WI Def Comp. Program) (H) — None

Fid Contrafund (via W1 Def. Comp Program) (H) — None

Vanguard Admiral Treasury Money Market {via WIDef Comp.) (H) — None

BlackRock US Debt Index Fund (via WI Def. Comp. Program) (H) — None

AllianceBerstein US Gov A (H) — None

WI Department of Employee Trust Funds, retirement acent (H) — None

BMO Harms Bank Accounts — Interest

Gift — Federal Judicial Guest Privileges — Union League Club, Chicago, Illinois - See Part VIII

Agreement — 1992 — WI Department of Employee Trust Funds (retirement account), no control

Liability — U.S. Department of Education — Parent Plus College Loan

Reimbursement — Canada, at McGill University Law School — rH a A neti odie FTE

Reimbursement — The Federalist Society. National Convention — November 16-20, 2016 — Washington, D.C — Speaker & Conference — Transportation (Airline & Ground), Lodging, Baggage Fees, Parking & Meals

1) Part Il. The agreement regarding the Wisconsin Department of Employee Trust Funds commenced in 1992, when Judge Sykes began employment as a

Milwaukee County Circuit Judge.

2) Part V, Item |, The Union League Club of Chicago is a social and civic association with dining, lodging, and athletic facilities located adjacent to the federal

complex in Chicago. The Club offers guest privileges to federal judges. The charge for these limited privileges for 2016 was $1,426 (full Club membership

dues for a member of the same age for 2016 were $3,610). Members of the federal judiciary who receive such Club privileges may not hold office, serve on

committees, or be entitled to vote. Judicial officers with these guest privileges pay for food and athletic services on the sume basis as Club members.

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