A compensation panel tapped by the Massachusetts State legislature to study high-ranking officials' salaries recommended 23% pay raises for high-level state court judges. The June 20 report recommended raising Supreme Judicial Court justice salaries to $180,097, Appeals Court judge's salaries to $166,653 and trial court judge salaries to $160,000.
June 25, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The Advisory Board on Compensation’s June 20 report recommended raising Supreme Judicial Court justice salaries to $180,097, Appeals Court judge’s salaries to $166,653 and trial court judge salaries to $160,000.
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick tapped the committee last December to study salaries for high-level executive, legislative and judicial officials.
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