Connecticut judges will get their first pay raise in six years under the new state budget, which increases judicial salaries by about 10.6 percent over two years. Noting several top judges' flight to private law firms, Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers had argued that low salaries were making it difficult to attract top-flight lawyers to the bench.
June 10, 2013 at 01:37 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Connecticut judges will be getting their first pay raise in six years under the new state budget, which increases judicial salaries by about 10.6 percent over two years.
The raises were included in a budget bill of more than 500 pages that was approved by the Legislature Wednesday. Judges will see a 5.3 percent raise July 1 and another 5.3 percent increase next year.
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