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Court Contracts Defer Raises For Salaries Above $115,000
Non-judicial employees of the Office of Court Administration making $115,000 or more a year would have raises deferred until state judges get their long-sought pay hikes, under tentative contract agreements reached between OCA and 10 bargaining units. The four-year contracts provide for raises of 3 percent in each of the first three years and 4 percent in the fourth year.
Judge Finds Homeowner Liable for Loan Subscription Required
Museums Allowed to Pose Paintings' Ownership Issue Subscription Required
Report Suggests En Banc Review In State Courts Subscription Required
Deportation Advice Ruled Not Ineffective Subscription Required
Late Claims Rejected In False Arrest Suit Against County, Police Subscription Required
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Full post as published by New York Supreme Court Criminal Term Library on April 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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