After 13 years of frustration, false hope and broken promises, the arrival on April 1 of a pay raise is a relief, but not necessarily a salve, for deep wounds inflicted financially and personally on the state’s Judiciary.
That seems to be the consensus of judges around the state as they anticipate a 17 percent pay bump, set by a special commission on judicial compensation, with the start of the new state fiscal year. By 2014, the raise will grow to 27 percent.
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