Justice Samuel Alito's 2025 Financial Disclosure Reveals Travel and Book Income, Raises Conflict of Interest Concerns
Justice Samuel Alito has released his annual financial disclosure for 2025, revealing travel to the United Kingdom, Italy, and Arizona, alongside $33,333 in income from a forthcoming book. This disclosure, filed on August 11 and released on Monday morning, was the last among his Supreme Court colleagues, who submitted their forms by the May 15 deadline. The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, which supports federal courts including the Supreme Court, published the other justices' forms in late June. Justice Alito had received a 90-day extension for his submission. The reported book income of $33,333 from Hachette Book Group is for his upcoming work, 'So Ordered: An Originalist’s View of the Constitution, the Court, and Our Country,' scheduled for release on October 6. This amount is considerably less than the book incomes reported by some of his colleagues, such as Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who received over $1 million for her memoir. 
