Are Connecticut’s judges stoic soldiers, constantly delivering more with less? Or are they demoralized, envious of the wage increases other state employees enjoy, and itching to switch to more lucrative private sector dispute resolution work?
Both of those images were served up at the second meeting of the new Judicial Compensation Review Board by the star witness, Supreme Court Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers, whose request for pay raises for judges provoked some tough questioning.
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