California Supreme Court· 3/27/1980

Olson v. Cory

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636 P.2d 532
27 Cal. 3d 532
178 Cal. Rptr. 568
1980 Cal. LEXIS 154

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concluding that legislation restricting automatic cost-of- living increases for judges, which had been objectively tied to the consumer price index, constituted a reduction in salary that could not take effect during those judges’ terms
concluding that legislation restricting automatic cost-of- living increases for judges, which had been objectively tied to the consumer price index, constituted a reduction in salary that could not take effect during those judges’ terms
state judges are not disqualified to adjudicate a cause because of personal financial interests if no other judge or court can hear the case

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