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RULE THAT RETIRED JUDGES WHO RETURN TO THE BENCH CANNOT RECEIVE BOTH A SALARY AND RETIREMENT BENEFITS IS NEITHER ILLEGAL NOR UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

The Court of Appeals, reversing the Appellate Division, determined the rule that retired judges who return to the bench cannot receive both a salary and retirement benefits was neither illegal nor unconstitutional. Matter of Loehr v Administrative Bd. of the Cts. of the State of New York, 2017 NY Slip Op 03558, CtApp 5-4-17

 

JUDGES (RULE THAT RETIRED JUDGES WHO RETURN TO THE BENCH CANNOT RECEIVE BOTH A SALARY AND RETIREMENT BENEFITS IS NEITHER ILLEGAL NOR UNCONSTITUTIONAL)

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