New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday signed legislation that will boost the salaries of the state’s justices, judges, cabinet officers and county prosecutors.

“This long overdue measure marks the first increase in judicial salaries in nearly a decade and is critical to ensuring that we continue to retain and attract quality legal talent to the State bench,” Murphy said in a statement, also taking the opportunity to urge the Legislature to increase the minimum wage for all workers.

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