Chief justice forgoes annual plea for U.S. judicial pay raise

U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts, issuing his annual report on the federal judiciary, dropped his regular appeal for increasing the salaries of federal judges, citing the difficult economic times. Since he joined the high court in 2005, Roberts has used his year-end statement to urge Congress to boost judicial pay, drawing criticism from lawmakers and others ...

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Chief justice forgoes annual plea for U.S. judicial pay raise

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