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___________________ ______ _ --- ---"---· 1.

2.

Report Required by the Ethics

FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE REPORT

AO 10

in

Government Act of 19 78

Rev. liWlO

FOR CALENDAR YEAR

2009

(5 US.C.

app.

§§ 101-111)

l. Person Rt·po.-tiug [last name, first, middle

i'nitial)

Quarles, William

D.

.t Tide

(Article

lll

judge

inJicatc-. active: ur senior status; m.a :stratc: judges indicate foll- O!"

part-time)

US Di.;tri;;t Juc!ge (Active)

i.

Cha.lllbers or

Office Addres. - 1

()

US

Courthouse

101

W.

Lombard St

Baltimort,

MD 21201

!

'

l. Court or Org nization

US Dist Ct for the Dist of MD

3. Date of lteport

04/15/2010

Sn.

Report Type (check

appropriate

type)

D

�·fommation,

Date

O

Initial

[ZJ

Annual

Sb.

Amended

RepMt

O Final

6. Reportjng Period

OJ!OU009

to

12/31/2009

8. On the

basis

of the information cont ined in this Report and any modifications pertllining thereto, it is, in my opinion, in compli:mce

with applicable laws and regulations.

Reviewing

llffiar Date

fill PORT ANT NOTES: Tire

instructions accompanying this form must

be

followed. Complete all parts, checking tire

NONE box for

each part wire re you have no

reporwl>/e

information. Sign 011 last page.

1.

POSITIO S.

(Reporting individual only; see pp. 9-13 ojjiling insiructions.)

[Z]

NONE

(Vo reportable positions.)

POSITION

NAME OF ORGANIZATION/ENTITY

3.

- -- ---·---4.

5.

II. A(;RE£1\1ENTS.

(Reporring indh·iduul on(y;

see pp. 14-16

ofjil111g mstructiorrs.)

[Z]

NONE (No

reportable agreements.)

I.

, L.

PARTIES AND TERMS

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3.

Quarles, William

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---SOURCE

LOCATION

PROVIDED

Date of R port Name of Per-son Reporting

FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE REPORT

04/1512010

Quarles, William D.

Page 2 of 6

Jll. N 0

N-lNVESTJ\lENT IN CO

J\llE.

(Rep<>rting individual and sp<1 se; see pp. I 7-:!4

of jiiing instr11ctions.)

A.

Filer's Non-Investment lncomc

D

NONE

(No reportable mm-investment income.)

SOURCE AND TYPE

l. 2009

Maryland State Retirement Agcncy--fixcd retirement benefit

2.

3.

4.

INCOME

(yoll!s. not spouse's)

$37,037.40

B.

Spouse's Non-Jnyestment lncon1c

-If yvu were married during any portim1 of the reporting year; £'omplete thh section.

(Do/for

amount not req1-1ircd

t!Xcepcfor honoraria.j

0

NONE (No reportable non-investment income)

1;s Pretrial Services

SOURCE Al'<'D TYPE

Agency, Baltimore,

tvfD

3.

4.

l.

2009

JV•

RE

l l\-JB URS El\1 ENTS

-trampcmation, lodging. food, 'ntmainmmr. (indudt>s those to spuuse ar:J dqum.der.: children; s!2!e pp 2 5-::7

c fjiltng iristn..u_'tui :s.J

[{]

NONE

(No reportable r2imbursements)

PTJRPOSE

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2.

3. 4_

5.

ITEMS PAfD OR

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SOURCE

DESCRIPTION

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..

DESCRIPTION

Date of Report Name of Person n porting

FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE REPORT

Page 3of6

Quarles, William

D.

04115/2010

\:r. GIF1'S.

(includes those ta sp1mse and dependent children,· see pp. 28-31 offlling instruc:ions.)

[Z]

NONE (No reportable gifts.)

1. 2.

3.

4.

5.

V [

..

D

BJ LITlES

..

(Includes

those

of spouse and Jl'pendent children;

�iee pp. 3 -33

vf filing

instrt1ctiuns.)

NONE

(iVo reportable liabilities.)

I

.

CREDITOR

Bank of America

Credit line

VALUE CODE

None

2. Bank

of

Am rica

Credit card

3.

lvl

& T

!Jank

Credit line

None

4.

Chase

Credit card

one

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16

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i

FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE REPORT

Page

4

of 6

Name of Person Reporting

Quarles, \Yilliam

D.

Date of Re.port

04/15/2010

VII. INVESTJ:\IENTS and TRlfSTS -- income, .,,1,,,,

""ns<>etio1,,- r1nc1ud•·s 11iose of

spouse and <icpwdent children; see pp. 31-60

of;wnx

;nwuc1iom.J

C

NONE

(No reportable income, assets,

or transactions.)

A

Ik.sl.'.r!pti.-:in of Assets (inch1ding trust

assets)

Plac..; "(X)" after

each asset

exempt from pnor disclosure

I.

Bank of America acctHmt

2.

MD Slate

Retirement

Plan

Homewood Fed S&L

4.

Fam1 l3r.d fascx County, \'A

5.

IRA. T Rowe Price Prime Rsv

(._

Chesapeake Bank

Kopemik S & L

!

8.

Essex

Nat1l

Securities, Fund

: 9.

A!liance Bernstein Cap

Rsv

fund

10.

Alliance

Grvwth &

[nc fund

11. Federated Cap [nc Fund

J 2

1'.fFS MD \lunicip Bond FunJ

B Income d'Jring reporting period ()rose) value at cn<l ,1f reporting pe.riod

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Type

(e.g.,

Vaiu< Value

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1..odc: I div. rent, Code 2 tvfcthod

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or

int)

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Code 3

;

Intere t

K

T

E

Distribution

w

Interest

T

None

\V

A

[ntcrcst

T

B

Interest

T

B

Interest

M

T

A

D

i

vi

dend

T

A

DividenJ

T

A

Dividend

T

A

Dividen<l

T

/\.

Dividend

T

(!)

Type (e g., h.uy. sell,

redt:nption)

13. Dreyfo,; Premier State \-lun[ Bond fund fl)

A

T

14. lH.J\ Mrmumcntal

I

ifr

15. PNC Bank tik!al i'vlercantik savings

account

US Savings Bonds

17.

M&T

Bank account

(Set• C,)lurims B ! :m<l D4) 2. V.\lucCetli:s

(Sec

Columns CI and D31 3. V: lue Mt.:thod C(Jde.)

\Se:

(Qlumr1 (.:2) A -"$1,tlOO or less F S.fo,001 - l00,000 J ··s15,0i)O or lr.ss N ,.-5250,oc 1 ::{10,iK10 P3 ·:$2 .U00.iN1 - $50.tlt10,fiOO Q ·App1:nsal I' ··'Houk Value

A

A

A

B

Dividend

lnkrest

Interest

Interest

B =Sl,0\'11 - S"2;'i01! G .tl00,001. Sl,OOO,GV1:; K .o.S\\l1l1l -550,000 O =- .o0,(J01 -$1,000,00G

R .

.cv t (Rea.t Esrntl· Only)

v ;·.Q!htt

T

T

T

T

(. · ·"Sl,501 - $.S.r}G!) HJ =.Sl,000,0CI - $5,000,0(10 L sso,001 - $100,mw Pl =Si,01)(1,001 - $5,00i),000 P4 "·!'.for 1h:m S 0.000,000 S =Asst·s::;ment W """f:."'>tunatcd

Transa :tions during rcp<>rtmg peri11d

-(2)

Date Value

Gain

mm/dd'yy Code 2 Code l

(J.P)

(A-H)

D,.,,ss.001 .s1 .oou H2 . r..·forc. th<in $5,\,·00,0W} t ... 1 $1 00,001-5250,000

f

P2 -·$5.000,001 - $2).000,000 T =Cash �v1arket

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Identity

of

buyer/seller

(if

pri·1alc.

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Datt of Report ame of Person Rt-porting

Ji'JNANCIAL DISCLOSURE REPORT

Page 5of6

Quarles,

William D.

04!15.'2010

VHI. ADDITIONAL INFORJ.\'1ATION OR EXPLANATIONS.

(JndicatepartofReporl.)

(6)

Date of Report

N me

of Per on Reporting

FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE REPORT

Page 6 of 6

Qu

a

rl

e

s, William D.

04/15/2010

IX. CERTIFICATION.

I certify that

all information given above (

in

c

ludin

g

information pertaining to my

spouse and minor or

dependtnt children, if an)') is

accurate,

true,

and complete

to

t

he

best

of my knowledge and belief, and that any information

not reported was

w

i

thh

eld

hecause it met

applicable statutory

p

rovisions permitting non-tlisclo$ure.

I further certify that e»rned income.

from outside

employment and honoraria and the acceptance of gifts

which have been reported arc in

compliance with the provisions of 5

C.S.C. app. § 501

et.

seq., 5 U.S.C. § 7353, and

Judicial

Conference

regulations.

NOTE: ANY INDlVIDt.:AL WHO

KNOWI:-;GLY A!\D WlLFULL

Y ·f.PORT

1AY HE SUBJECT TO CIVIi.

AND CRIMINAL SAJ\CTIONS (5

U.S.C. app. § 104)

FILlNG INSTRUCTIONS

i\Jail signed

original and 3 additional

copies to:

Committee on Financial Disclosure

Administrative Office of the United Stales Courts

Suik 2-301

One Columbus

Circle,

N.E.

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