Robert Megna testifies during a public hearing of the Special Commission on Judicial Compensation in Albany on July 20, 2011. Photo: Tim Roske
And unless the state Legislature moves to change the decision, state judges in New York won’t be eligible for a pay increase until 2024 at the earliest.
December 18, 2019 at 05:45 PM
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State judges in New York won’t be getting a pay raise next year after members of a panel created by the Legislature to evaluate such an increase declined to grant one Wednesday, citing the state’s looming $6.1 billion budget deficit.
The decision marks the first time in nearly a decade that state judges in New York will be paid the same amount as the year before.
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