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Salaries of the Magistrates, up to 100,000 Euros per Head with Arrears in Paycheck: that's Why the State Has to Pay Almost a Billion

The decisions of the Council of State rejected the method by which the Istat calculated the three-year adjustments of the togae. In the 970 million maneuver between arrears and increases

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The Council of State decided that the adjustments to their salaries had been miscalculated, and now the government has to pay the difference

·Italy
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Thanks to the Council of State, in maneuver comes an increase of salary from chills for the magistrates: 70,000 of one-off arrears, plus 20,000 per year of pay. Why to them yes and to others nothing? The article Judges fill up: 100,000 euros each comes from The Truth.

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With the next budget law are coming up to 100 thousand euros per head for the magistrates. According to the 24-hour Sun, in the tables of the Draft Budget Document sent to Brussels there is a "fund" decisions of 1.9 billion. In particular, at the disposal of the toga there are 970 million euros, which become costs [...] The article Manovra, to the magistrates almost 100 thousand euros per head between arrears and increases comes from Il Fatto Qu…

·Rome, Italy
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Center

The measure, which stems from the obligation to implement a number of judgments of the Council of State, would entail a total expenditure of 970 million euros, intended to finance both arrears and remuneration adjustments.

·Rome, Italy
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Center

The decisions of the Council of State rejected the method by which the Istat calculated the three-year adjustments of the togae. In the 970 million maneuver between arrears and increases

·Milan, Italy
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Center

They are coming up to 100 thousand euros per head to the magistrates with the next budget law. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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