Edward Earl Carnes

2013Annual

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What was filed

  • 8

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 0

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 3

    reimbursements

  • 2

    income

  • 0

    spouse income

Named parties

  • Federalist Society
  • Harvard Law School
  • Duke Law School
  • Duke Law School - Lectuning
  • State of Alabama - Retirement Income

As filed

Checking account - Regions Bank. Montgomery, AL — Interest

Savings account - Sterling Bank. Montgomery, AL — Interest

RSA-I Deferred Compensation Account (Suste of Alabama) — Interest

PEIRAF Deductible Emp. Contributions (State of Alabama) — Interest

IRA Account - Vanguard Health Care Mutual Fund — Int/Div

Vanguard Health Care Mutual Fund — Int/Div

Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund — Int/Div

Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF — Int/Div

Reimbursement — Federalist Society — 2102013 -2/122013 — Philadelphia, PA — Judicial educational activities — Travel expenses

Reimbursement — Harvard Law School — 4/3/2013 - 4/5/2013 — Cambridge, MA — Judicial educational activities — Travel expenses

Reimbursement — Duke Law School — 6132013 -6/1472013 — Durham, NC — Judicial educational activities — Travel expenses

Income — 16/14/2013 — Duke Law School - Lectuning — $5208.00)

Income — 2013 — State of Alabama - Retirement Income — S$29.899 00

The Employee's Retirement System retirement account was listed as an asset in Part VII m 2012. The nature and amount of the retirement still exists and is

unchanged; however, we were informed by the Committee on Financial Disclosure that the proper way to report the state retirement is as Non-Investment Income

in Part 111, which is how it is reported on this disclosure report,

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