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N.Y. JUD Law § 221-D

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Salary of judges of the county court

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§ 221-d. Salary of judges of the county court. The annual salary of\neach judge of a county court shall be as follows:\nCounty\nAlbany 131,400\nAllegany 119,800\nBroome 119,800\nCattaraugus 119,800\nCayuga 122,700\nChautauqua 119,800\nChemung 119,800\nChenango 119,800\nClinton 121,200\nColumbia 119,800\nCortland 119,800\nDelaware 119,800\nDutchess 125,600\nErie 125,600\nEssex 119,800\nFranklin 119,800\nFulton 119,800\nGenesee 119,800\nGreene 119,800\nHamilton 119,800\nHerkimer 119,800\nJefferson 119,800\nLewis 119,800\nLivingston 119,800\nMadison 119,800\nMonroe 125,600\nMontgomery 119,800\nNassau 136,700\nNiagara 119,800\nOneida 119,800\nOnondaga 125,600\nOntario 119,800\nOrange 125,600\nOrleans 119,800\nOswego 119,800\nOtsego 119,800\nPutnam 131,400\nRensselaer 119,800\nRockland 125,600\nSt. Lawrence 119,800\nSaratoga 119,800\nSchenectady 119,800\nSchoharie 119,800\nSchuyler 119,800\nSeneca 119,800\nSteuben 119,800\nSuffolk 136,700\nSullivan 127,000\nTioga 119,800\nTompkins 122,700\nUlster 131,400\nWarren 119,800\nWashington 119,800\nWayne 119,800\nWestchester 136,700\nWyoming 119,800\nYates 119,800\n

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