It turns out that confirmation isn't the only thing judges want from Congress. Federal judges are hoping a new set of lobbyists with strong Democratic ties will be able to push their agenda on Capitol Hill, including laying the groundwork for what judges view as a long-overdue salary increase. The Federal Judges Association, together with one group representing U.S. magistrate judges and another representing U.S. bankruptcy judges, recently hired lobbyists from Patton Boggs and Elmendorf Strategies.
July 20, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It turns out that confirmation isn’t the only thing judges want from Congress.
Federal judges are hoping a new set of lobbyists with strong Democratic ties will be able to push their agenda on Capitol Hill, including laying the groundwork for what judges view as a long-overdue salary increase.
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