Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'judges'
May 1, 2008
Today, more than 50 musicians and musical acts gathered on the northeast balcony of Grand Central Terminal to audition for spots in NYC Transit's Music Under New York program. MUNY grants buskers spots in subway stations to entertain commuters and make a little cash in the process. There were about 25 judges--almost as many members of the media on hand to capture the event--who will select 20 performers to be a part of Music Under......
Continue Reading "Buskers Audition at Grand Central Terminal"April 27, 2008
State judges have been agitating for a salary raise for a while, but since state legislators are determined to link judicial raises to legislator pay raises. Now judge are planning a "rule-book slowdown" and other ways to get back at the Assembly Leader Sheldon Silver and the state legislature. The Post reports the judges have been circulating an email listing all the state legislators who work as lawyers and the law firms they work at--so......
Continue Reading "State Judges Really Hate Sheldon Silver"April 11, 2008
State judges want a raise in salaries after years of paycheck stagnation. They got close during last year's budget negotiations as the former Governor Spitzer lobbied on their behalf, but the proposal was dropped in closed-door negotiations. The primary stumbling block: state legislators are tying any raise in judges' salaries to a pay raise for themselves. Once again this year, the judges were stonewalled on a pay increase and the state's top Honor, Judge Judith......
Continue Reading "Justice Isn't Free: Judges Agitate for Raises"
