Justice Clarence Thomas discloses flights, lodging from GOP donor Harlan Crow in filing
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Washington — Justice Clarence Thomas traveled aboard a private plane owned by Texas real estate magnate Harlan Crow in July 2022 and stayed at Crow's property in the Adirondacks for several days last summer, according to the justice's annual financial disclosure report released Thursday.
The report, which covers all of 2022, includes new details about the travel arrangements Crow provided to Thomas on three occasions last year and is the first disclosure form filed by the justice since he came under scrutiny for his relationship with the Texas developer following a series of reports from the news outlet ProPublica.
Though the reports for 2022 were due in mid-May, Thomas and Justice Samuel Alito requested and were granted 90-day extensions. Filings for 2022 from the remaining seven justices were made public in early June, while the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts posted Alito's and Thomas' filings Thursday.
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