Judicial Compensation
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This page collects the 3 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Judicial Compensation”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Municipal Government, Human Resources, and State Finance.
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- 01Chief Justiceperson1 mentions
- 02Department of Educationorganization1 mentions
- 03Nina Ariasperson1 mentions
- 04Tina Kotekperson1 mentions
- 05Court of Justiceorganization1 mentions
- 06Psychiatric Security Review Boardorganization1 mentions
- 07Department of Revenueorganization1 mentions
- 08Obadiah Rutledgeperson1 mentions
- 09Dominique Artisperson1 mentions
- 10Rob Wagnerperson1 mentions
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- Topic to billsOregon Omnibus Budget Bill Adjusts Judicial Salaries, Extends Sex Offender Classification Deadlines, and Directs Transportation Funds, Kentucky House Bill 905 adjusts how judicial branch salaries and court filing fees are set in the budget
- Topic to peopleChief Justice, Nina Arias, Tina Kotek (+3 more)
- Topic to orgsDepartment of Education, Court of Justice, Psychiatric Security Review Board (+1 more)
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- May 18, 2026local legislationReview of Municipal Judge Salary Structure
- Apr 14, 2026State BillOregon Omnibus Budget Bill Adjusts Judicial Salaries, Extends Sex Offender Classification Deadlines, and Directs Transportation Funds
- Mar 11, 2026State BillKentucky House Bill 905 adjusts how judicial branch salaries and court filing fees are set in the budget
