Judgment Pay
The annual salary of a U.S. federal district court judge is $165,000 - that's unchanged since 1993. Meanwhile, a 1st-year associate at a large law firm typically earns about $125,000. Since the 1960s, federal judge pay has declined 24% in real dollars, while the average worker's real pay increased 15%.
Source - Fortune, August, 2006
Labels: Work
posted by Life Records at 7/27/2006
5 Comments:
Does this figure include the "Mafia Commission" rate?
8:11 AM
I want to make that much money to screw over the public.
http://www.VeryLiberating.com
9:06 AM
Interesting stats. Not sure they make me feel better though. It kind of sounds like only people with a mission or people who can't get jobs in the real world would become judges.
11:28 AM
so basically you trade off 50000 in the beginning for more flexibility and movability
11:42 AM
Judges put up with so much too. In unrelated number trivia, do you know the ratio of male to female bees in a bee hive?
1:50 PM
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