Urging the Special Commission on Judicial Compensation to shun "half measures," the Office of Court Administration said that the panel should recommend "an immediate and substantial" salary increase that eliminates much of the current pay shortfall in one big step. However, the comments of commission members seemed to suggest that the current economic climate could be a major sticking point in determining how much judges will receive.
July 12, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Court administrators yesterday urged “an immediate and substantial” salary increase for 1,200 state judges who have not had a raise since January 1999.
A report submitted by Chief Administrative Judge Ann Pfau presented several scenarios to the state’s Special Commission on Judicial Compensation for a salary of between $192,000 and $220,000 for Supreme Court justices, who now make $136,700. The top end would constitute a 41 percent raise.
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