Nashville judges ask for raise when facing budget cut

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Eleven judges in Nashville making $165,000 yearly are seeking a pay raise — though their department faces a budget cut.

The General Sessions Court judges in Davidson County make $165,204 annually, but recently asked for $2,500 raise each to give them the same pay as their Circuit Court counterparts, according to the Tennessean.

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