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The Supreme Court agreed to hear the latest round of arguments between the government and federal judges who say Congress improperly reduced their salaries. A 1984 law forced federal employees to pay Social Security and Medicare taxes. Many could opt out, but judges could not. A group of judges filed suit in 1989, and thus began the odyssey of United States v. Judge Terry J. Hatter, et al .
October 16, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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