Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence K. Marks of the Courts of New York State (Photo/Hans Pennink)
State judges in New York could receive an annual pay hike over the next four years under a proposal Monday from the state Office of Court Administration, which recommended that those salaries continue to be tied to wages earned by their counterparts in the federal court system.
Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks testified before a statewide panel tasked with setting those salaries that the court system is prepared to front the cost of those raises.
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