Lawmakers hear judges’ case for higher pay

8 February 2012, 4:09 pm

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s 284 judges are in desperate need of a raise, Court of Appeals Judge Clayton Greene Jr. told the House Appropriations Committee Tuesday. Greene testified in support of a resolution to raise all judicial salaries by $29,000 over the next four years — up to 23 percent for some by 2016 — and said [...]... Read More »

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