Yes. The Constitution prohibits reducing an Article III (constitutional courts) federal judge's salary, but does not prevent Congress from voting to increase it.
This prohibition only applies to judges or justices of the following courts:
Generally, federal judges in the United States, including Supreme Court Justices and other appellate and district court judges, receive an annual salary of around $220,000. It is uncommon for judges to receive a salary as high as $400,000, which is above the typical salary range for judges.
Article III federal judges are paid according to type of court they preside over. Although they receive cost-of-living increases each year, they have not received a substantial pay increase for many years.2011 Article III Federal Judicial Salaries$174,000 US District Court judges$174,000 US Court of International Trade judges$184,500 US Court of Appeals Circuit Court judges$213,900 US Supreme Court, Associate Justices$223,500 US Supreme Court, Chief Justice2011 Article I Federal Judicial Salaries$160,080 Bankruptcy Judges and Federal Magistrates$174,000 US Tax Court judges$174,000 Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims judges$103,900 - $155,500 Administrative Law JudgesThe Answers community requested more information for this question. Please edit your question to include more context.
Federal judges on the US Supreme Court are called justices.
2010 Article III Federal Judicial Salaries$174,000.....$14,500/mo US District Court judges$174,000.....$14,500/mo US Court of International Trade judges$184,500.....$15,375/mo US Court of Appeals Circuit Court judges$213,900.....$17,825/mo US Supreme Court, Associate Justices$223,500.....$18,625/mo US Supreme Court, Chief Justice2010 Article I Federal Judicial Salaries$160,080.....$13,340/mo Bankruptcy Judges and Federal Magistrates$174,000.....$14,500/mo US Tax Court judges$174,000.....$14,500/mo Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims judges$103,900 - $155,500 (annual) or $8,658 - $12,958 (month) Administrative Law Judges
Supreme Court Justices, Federal Appeals Court Judges, and Federal District Court Judges. I hope this helps you :) love Stephanie forever and always
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Supreme Court Justices, Federal Appeals Court Judges, and Federal District Court Judges. I hope this helps you :) love Stephanie forever and always
Yes, judges receive a salary for their work. Their salaries are determined by the level of court they preside over, their experience, and other factors.
There are sixteen judges on the US Court of Federal Claims. They serve 15-year terms of office.(16)
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Supreme Court Judges with the consent of congress