At least two Pennsylvania appellate court judges are giving back the pay raises that the Legislature approved in 2005, and Debra Todd, a Superior Court judge and Democratic candidate for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, wants voters to know that she's one of them. The announcement is in response to a newspaper editorial that characterized fellow Superior Court Judge Joan Orie Melvin as the only judge in the state who had given back income from the politically charged pay raises.
September 27, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
At least two Pennsylvania appellate court judges are giving back the pay raises that the Legislature approved in 2005, and Debra Todd wants voters to know that she’s one of them.
Todd, a Superior Court judge and Democratic candidate for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, has made payments to the state treasury totaling $17,640, the Treasury Department confirmed Tuesday — representing the after-tax value of her raise from July 1, 2005, through June 30 of this year.
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