Family Court support magistrates, not included in the still-stalled judicial pay raise bill in New York, are pushing a separate measure in the Legislature that would set their salaries at 93 percent of what Family Court judges earn in their counties. The measure was approved last week by the Senate Judiciary Committee, which sent it on to the chamber's Finance Committee. It is before the Judiciary Committee in the New York Assembly. Support magistrates are assigned child support and paternity cases.
June 18, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Family Court support magistrates, not included in the still-stalled judicial pay raise bill in Albany, N.Y., are pushing a separate measure in the Legislature that would set their salaries at 93 percent of what Family Court judges earn in their counties.
The measure (S4710/A8412) was approved last week by the Senate Judiciary Committee, which sent it on to the chamber’s Finance Committee. It is before the Judiciary Committee in the New York Assembly.
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