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What was filed

  • 0

    investments

  • 5

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 2

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 14

    reimbursements

  • 5

    income

  • 0

    spouse income

Named parties

  • Yale Law School, 11/01/1995 - present
  • Carolyn Foundation, MN, 01/01/1996 - present
  • Centro Nazionale Prevenzione e Difesa Sociale, 1988 - present
  • Chapel of St. Thomas More, Yale University, 1997 - present
  • International University College, Turin Board, 2007 - Present
  • Yale University Law School
  • LUISS Univ; and Bocconi Un versity
  • New York University Law Sch ool
  • University of California Law School (Berkeley)
  • University of Genova
  • Carolyn Foundation
  • American Association of Law Schools
  • 11Yale University Law School
  • Yale University Law Schoo!
  • Erasmus University of Rotter dam
  • Yale University - part-time teaching
  • Yale University Press - rovalties for previously written book
  • W.W. Norton & Co. - royalues for previously written book
  • Author's Registry - Copyright payments for previously written books, etc
  • Harvard University Press - royalties for previously written book

As filed

Sterling Professor Emeritus, Professorial Lecturer, Yale Law School, 11/01/1995 - present

Honorary Trustee - Unpaid, Carolyn Foundation, MN, 01/01/1996 - present

Member , Scientific Committee - Unpaid, Centro Nazionale Prevenzione e Difesa Sociale, 1988 - present

Member (Past President), Board of Trustees - Unpaid, Chapel of St. Thomas More, Yale University, 1997 - present

Member - Unpaid, International University College, Turin Board, 2007 - Present

Agreement — Present — a! -— Right to be Professorial Lecturer, Yale University, upon retirement (See Attachment A) O

Agreement — Present — Right to use accumulated (approximately $1,500) research and travel fund, Yale University, even after retirement

Reimbursement — Yale University Law School — 12/12/07 - 12/13/07 — New Haven, CT — Lecture — Travel

Reimbursement — LUISS Univ; and Bocconi Un versity

Reimbursement — Yale University Law School — 4/3/08 — New Haven, CT — Lecture — Travel

Reimbursement — New York University Law Sch ool — 4/7/08 — New York, NY — Moot Court — Travel

Reimbursement — Yale University Law School — 04/27/08 — Los Angeles, CA — Lecture — Travel

Reimbursement — University of California Law School (Berkeley) — 04/27/08 - 04/28/08 — Berkeley, CA — Lecture — Travel, Food, Lodging

Reimbursement — Yale University Law School — 5/01/08 — New Haven, CT — Class Party — Food

Reimbursement — University of Genova — 5/10/08 - 5/22/08 — Genova, Italy — Lecture — Travel, Food, Lodging

Reimbursement — Carolyn Foundation — 06/13/08 - 6/14/08 — Minneapolis, MN — Trustee Meeting — Travel, Food, Lodging

Reimbursement — American Association of Law Schools — 6/25/08 - 6/28/08 — Washington, DC — Lecture — Travel, Food

Reimbursement — 11Yale University Law School — 10/12/08 — New Haven, CT — Class Party — Food

Reimbursement — Yale University Law Schoo! — 10/28/08 — New Haven, CT — Lecture — Travel

Reimbursement — Erasmus University of Rotter dam — 11/5/08 - 11/8/08 — Rotterdam, Holland — Honorary Degree, Lecture — Travel, Food, Lodging

Reimbursement — Carolyn Foundation — 12/5/08 -12/6/08 — Minneapolis, MN — Trustee Meeting — Travel, Food, Lodging

Income — 2008 — Yale University - part-time teaching — $25.807.00

Income — 2008 — Yale University Press - rovalties for previously written book — $349.00

Income — 2008 — W.W. Norton & Co. - royalues for previously written book — $157.00

Income — 2008 — Author's Registry - Copyright payments for previously written books, etc — $183.00

Income — 2008 — Harvard University Press - royalties for previously written book — $102.00

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as 50% or more,

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Dental Insurance

There is no University contribution to the

Dental

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e only to faculty who ara half time or

more.

Long-term Disability

or more are eligible for

Faculty classified as 50%

program. The benefits of

covera

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thar program terminate at

age 70.

Flexible Benefits

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ro participate in the flexible benefits program.

employed 30% or more

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