Sentences with phrase «federal judicial salaries»

We were gratified indeed that the Volcker Commission last year identified federal judicial salaries as «the most egregious example of federal compensation policies.»

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«This trend is playing out around the country as our courts — both state and federal — continue to suffer judicial flight due to the inadequate salaries given to even our most seasoned judges.»

«There isn't much evidence that higher judicial salaries impact the performance of the federal circuit judges,» said Scott Baker, a law professor at the University of North Carolina School of Law who recently tested the notion.

The federal judicial pension is extremely generous — a judge can retire at age 65 with only 15 years of judicial service (or at 70 with 10 years), and receive his full salary for life; nor does he make any contribution to funding the pension.

Eric Turkewitz of New York Personal Injury Blog views the recent increases as a wake - up call for increasing judicial pay, noting that at $ 160,000 a year plus bonus, first - year associate salaries surpass those of federal judges (who make $ 162,500 annually).

He is also a member of the Advocates» Society and the Canadian Bar Association; and has co-authored two comprehensive reports submitted by the CBA to the federal government; one on Judicial Salaries and Benefits and one on the Salaries and Benefits of the Prothonotaries of the Federal Court of federal government; one on Judicial Salaries and Benefits and one on the Salaries and Benefits of the Prothonotaries of the Federal Court of Federal Court of Canada.

Her salary as chief justice is listed as $ 405,400 per year, according to an index of judicial salaries set out by the Office of the Commissioner for Federal Judicial Affairsjudicial salaries set out by the Office of the Commissioner for Federal Judicial AffairsJudicial Affairs Canada.

There would not even be a federal appellate judicial salary issue if Congress would only maintain parity with inflation.