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For the first time in decades, judges are absorbing direct pay cuts or work furloughs to help their states grapple with severe budget deficits. In some cases, judges are having reductions imposed upon them by legislators. Others are voluntarily accepting pay cuts, even in states with constitutional limits on cutting judicial pay.Court considers case that could help workers claim benefits
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