While New York's 1,300 state judges wait for their first raise in more than 10 years, Chief Judge Lippman yesterday said he would double payments they receive to cover a wide range of expenses, from uncovered medical care to judicial license plates. "We are not giving judges [added] salary," Judge Lippman said in an interview. "We have finite resources. I think it's an appropriate reimbursement of judges for expenses of all different kinds."
October 15, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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While New York’s 1,300 state judges wait for their first raise in more than 10 years, Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman yesterday said he would boost to $10,000 from $5,000 payments they receive to cover a wide range of expenses, from uncovered medical care to judicial license plates.
The enhanced benefit was announced by the chief judge in a brief webcast to the judiciary. The presentation was not available to the general public, but Judge Lippman and other judges confirmed its content.
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