David Bryan Sentelle

2011Annual

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What was filed

  • 14

    investments

  • 2

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 0

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 5

    reimbursements

  • 0

    income

  • 0

    spouse income

Named parties

  • Edward Bennett Willams American Inn of Court
  • Duke University School. of Law Board of Visitors
  • Duke Law School
  • University of Michigan
  • Houston Federalist Society
  • Triangle & Campbell Law Chapters, Federalist Society
  • Ornent of North Carolina

As filed

Bank of America — Interest

Ishares 1-3 year — Int/Div — Sold (part)

Standard & Poors Dep Rept — Int/Div — Buy (add'l)

Wendys Arbys Group Inc — Int/Div — Sold

Wendys Arbys Group Inc — Int/Div — Buy

Micron Technology Inc — None — Sold (part)

Micron Technology Inc — Buy (add'l)

Micron Technology Inc — Sold (part)

Micron Technology Inc — Buy (add'l)

Micron Technology Inc — Sold (part)

FIA Card Services NA RASP (X) — None

Estate #1 (X)

Personal Property

Cash receipts

President, Edward Bennett Willams American Inn of Court

Board member, Duke University School. of Law Board of Visitors

Reimbursement — Duke Law School — March 28-29 2011 — Durham, NC — National Security Seminar — Travel, food, lodging

Reimbursement — University of Michigan — April 10-12 2011 — Ann Arbor, MI — Moot Court — Travel, food, lodging

Reimbursement — Houston Federalist Society — May 21-25 2011 — Houston, TX — Speech — Travel, food, lodging

Reimbursement — Triangle & Campbell Law Chapters, Federalist Society — October 21-22 2011 — Raleigh, NC — Speech — Travel, food, lodging

Reimbursement — Ornent of North Carolina — November 18-20 2011 — Charlotte, NC — Conferral of Honors — Travel, food, lodging

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