Sotomayor Discloses $4,333 in Concert Tickets From Rimas as Justices Report $2.4 Million in Book Income
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Updated · CNN International · Jun 29
Sotomayor Discloses $4,333 in Concert Tickets From Rimas as Justices Report $2.4 Million in Book Income
3 articles · Updated · CNN International · Jun 29
Summary
$4,333 in concert tickets from Rimas Entertainment appeared on Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s 2025 financial disclosure, covering a Puerto Rico concert for her and guests during a private August trip.
The filing did not identify which concert she attended, even though Bad Bunny was performing a weeks-long run in Puerto Rico at the time, and a court spokesperson did not answer questions.
Monday’s Supreme Court disclosures also showed more than $2.4 million in book-related payments, led by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s roughly $1.2 million advance, with Amy Coney Barrett reporting nearly $850,000 and Neil Gorsuch $300,000.
The reports again highlighted ethics gaps around justices’ outside benefits: they earn more than $300,000 a year and face a roughly $30,000 cap on outside income, but book revenue is exempt and travel disclosures remain limited.