Judges and Judiciary
Dec. 19, 2015
Judges owed raises plus interest, court rules
The state of California must reimburse judges millions of dollars in salary raises not paid from 2008 to the current year, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled Wednesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The State Controller of California did not have the right to suspend statutorily-mandated pay raises to judges from 2008 to the present, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled.
As such, millions of dollars must be repaid at 10 percent interest to all judicial officers who were active in and after fiscal year 2008-2009, and to all retired judges and justices ...
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