Diane S. Sykes
2020
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6
investments
2
positions
2
gifts
2
agreements
2
debts
2
reimbursements
2
income
0
spouse income
Named parties
- James Madison Foundation
- Federal Judicial Guest Privileges
- U.S. Department of Education
- University of Houston Law Center
- Wisconsin Retirement System (state pension)
As filed
WI Department of Employee Trust Funds, Defined Benefit Pension (H) — None
BMO Harris Bank Accounts — Interest
Pershing FT Unit 6764 75/25 Strategic (X) — Dividend
WI Department of Employee Trust Funds, Defined Benefit Pension (H) — None
BMO Harris Bank Accounts — Interest
Pershing FT Unit 6764 75/25 Strategic (X) — Dividend
Trustee, James Madison Foundation
Trustee, James Madison Foundation
Gift — Federal Judicial Guest Privileges — Union League Club, Chicago, Illinois - See Part VIII
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
Agreement — 1992 — WI Department of Employee Trust Funds (retirement account), no control
Liability — U.S. Department of Education — Parent Plus College Loan
Liability — U.S. Department of Education — Parent Plus College Loan
Reimbursement — University of Houston Law Center — January 30, 2020 to February 2, 2020 — Houston, Texas — Moot Court Judge — Transportation (Airline & Ground), Lodging, Baggage Fees, Parking & Meals
Reimbursement — University of Houston Law Center — January 30, 2020 to February 2, 2020 — Houston, Texas — Moot Court Judge — Transportation (Airline & Ground), Lodging, Baggage Fees, Parking & Meals
Income — 12/31/2020 — Wisconsin Retirement System (state pension) — $29,154.32
Income — 12/31/2020 — Wisconsin Retirement System (state pension) — $29,154.32
1) Part II. The agreement regarding the Wisconsin Department of Employee Trust Funds commenced in 1992, when Judge Sykes began employment as a
Milwaukee County Circuit Judge. The agreement concerns a state pension.
2) Part V, Item 1. 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 January through November, 2020, was $1,642
(full Club membership dues for a member of the same age for 2020 were $4,452). 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 same basis as Club
members. Judge Sykes suspended her membership on November 30, 2020, and paid no dues in December.
3) Part VII, Item 3. The Pershing FT Unit 6764 asset is a small inherited IRA, and the mandatory annual distribution for 2020 was suspended due to COVID-19.
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