So, Sandra Day O’Connor is retiring from the supreme court. I never met her, but I hear she is an amazing woman. I will always respect her for being the first female on the Supreme court<\/p>\n
This means a job is open.<\/p>\n
I checked the supreme court website<\/a>. It’s a very utilitarian website, no flash, lots of PDF whitepapers. I am proud of the businesslike character of our justice system’s page.<\/p>\n However, the webmaster is a tad behind. THey have not posted the open position for the Supreme court justice. I checked<\/a>.<\/p>\n You can make almost 20 bucks an hour as a part time telephone operator at the Supreme court. Not bad for part time. And if you have a post graduate degree, you can do well as a Supreme Court Fellow (is that sexist?). They make 110K a year, with all the bennies.<\/p>\n Makes me wonder how much a supreme court justice makes.<\/p>\n That sort of salary information should be public knowledge. But I’m having a little trouble finding it.<\/p>\n Oh wait! Here’s an old article<\/a> from 2001: hoo…They might have some trouble getting someone to take the job. That’s not much for all the schooling you need. I know that real lawyers spend that much on their vacations, just about.<\/p>\n Kinda cheap, aren’t we?<\/p>\n The canadians pay their supreme court judges 235K. That’s canadian shekels, but still….<\/p>\n well, hey, if you are unemployed, and have some law experience, send in your resume. Who knows? Good luck to you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So, Sandra Day O’Connor is retiring from the supreme court. I never met her, but I hear she is an amazing woman. I will always respect her for being the first female on the Supreme court This means a job … Continue reading
\nSupreme Court justices $178,300 and the chief justice $186,300<\/p>\n