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«District Attorney salaries are directly tied to statutorily required increases in judicial pay, which were recently recommended by the NYS Commission on Legislative, Judicial and Executive Compensation,» said spokesman Rich Azjudicial pay, which were recently recommended by the NYS Commission on Legislative, Judicial and Executive Compensation,» said spokesman Rich AzJudicial and Executive Compensation,» said spokesman Rich Azzopardi.

Also on the agenda, which appears in full after the jump: Renaming the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel for former Gov. Hugh Carey and creating a commission to evaluate and adjust judicial salaries (no mention of legislative salaries, which have traditionally been linked to judicial pay).

In Albany, governors and legislative leaders have usually tied judicial raises — popular in polls — to raising their own salaries, which has been a politically dicey move for decades.

Legislature Chairman Ryan McMahon has said the raise would make the county executive's salary equal to the district attorney, which is tied to judicial salaries and out of the hands of the legislature.

As introduced and initially approved (see here and here and here) Arkansas» HJR 1009 of 2013 eliminated that state's constitutional guarantee that judicial salaries could not be diminished (Amendment 80, Sec. 16 (E) «Such salaries and expenses may be increased, but not diminished, during the term for which such Justices or Judges are selected or elected.»)

The Ohio Senate yesterday approved a plan (SJR 1) to create a Public Office Compensation Commission with the power to reduce judicial salaries mid-term in cases of fiscal emergency, a departure from a 2014 proposal which would have allowed them to be diminished for any reason.

Three states are actively debating the way in which to pay for, and increase, judicial salaries in their respective states.