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"Retired High Court Justice O'Connor Says Judges Need Higher Pay; At Georgia State University's College of Law, O'Connor says judges shouldn't make less than first-year associates"

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"Retired High Court Justice O'Connor Says Judges Need Higher Pay; At Georgia State University's College of Law, O'Connor says judges shouldn't make less than first-year associates": law.com provides this report.

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