The disparity between judges» salaries and those of their private sector colleagues is frequently invoked as justification for
judicial pay raises.
A veteran New York City detective who lectures on constitutional law is appealing a Long Island judge's recent dismissal of his lawsuit seeking to kill a commission considering state legislative, executive, and
judicial pay raises.
James Coll, a veteran New York City detective who lectures on constitutional law, is appealing a Long Island judge's recent dismissal of his lawsuit seeking to kill a commission considering state legislative, executive, and
judicial pay raises.
Still, many feel that Roberts hasn't made a persuasive enough case for
a judicial pay raise.
Not exact matches
Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman took to cyberspace yesterday to formally endorse the three - year
pay raise proposal approved last week by the
Judicial Compensation Commission.
Cuomo's comments came after a dust up last week on the commission examining salaries in the legislative,
judicial and executive branches in state government over whether legislators were making a clear enough argument for a
pay raise.
New York's judges are poised to receive a significant
pay raise come April after going more than a decade without one, thanks to a recommendation of the Cuomo - formed
Judicial Compensation Commission.
As for whether the budget would be late, Cuomo suggested lawmakers would not be deserved a
pay raise — to be decided by a
pay commission with a mix of executive,
judicial and legislative appointees — if a spending plan is not approved in a timely fashion.
Robert L. Megna, Budget Director speaks during a hearing by the NYS Special Commission on
Judicial Compensation about judges
pay raises in Albany, N.Y. July 20, 2011.
Furthermore, I agree with the Times Union that if a
pay raise is provided by the Special Commission on Legislative, Judicial, & Executive Compensation Commission, the Legislature will most likely not lift a finger to stop it («Be Honest on Pay Hike», Aug. 1
pay raise is provided by the Special Commission on Legislative,
Judicial, & Executive Compensation Commission, the Legislature will most likely not lift a finger to stop it («Be Honest on
Pay Hike», Aug. 1
Pay Hike», Aug. 17).
But the
raise may come with an added cost of its own: a ban on
judicial junkets (ABC.com, 2/4/08), i.e., those all - expense
paid trips and lavish gifts funded by special interest groups, and disguised as seemingly benign «fact - finding missions» or educational seminars.