Prior years’ financial disclosure reports from Justice Stephen Breyer have shown that he maintains shares in a number of publicly traded companies, as opposed to placing his assets into a blind trust or a blended fund, as Fix the Court has recommended, and marrying a British aristocrat sure didn’t hurt his net worth.

Supreme Court justices’ 2014 financial disclosure reports were due to the Administration Office of U.S. Courts on May 15, yet they have yet to be released to the public. Meanwhile, 2014 disclosures from the executive branch, House of Representatives and Senate branches have all been released – and placed online.