claim: says judges "get better benefits at a lower cost than everybody else in the state."
author: chris christie
evidence_1: the rise has come even as medical advances have allowed many more people  to remain ... "so do i," the judge said. "what else?" "i have diabetes." "so do i."  there's no ... my editor has a herniated disc, and he works harder than anyone i  know. ..... that same resident on disability doesn't cost the state a cent, because  the ...
evidence_2: regular ongoing monthly benefits started in january 1940. ... all members of  congress, the president and vice president, federal judges, and most ... all  other federal government employees participate in social security like everyone  else. ... higher benefits than those born after the notch, although they receive  lower ...
evidence_3: sep 30, 2014 ... others can choose between jpay and a handful of smaller ... “everyone else tries  to imitate what we did, and they don't do it as well.” shapiro says working with  corrections includes extra costs for security and software integration. .... more  than a dozen families in five different states said that money orders ...
evidence_4: sep 21, 2014 ... why do so many poor people eat junk food, fail to budget properly, ... i wrote my  answer to the question, hit post, and didn't think more about it for at least a few  days. .... “low cost” and “sliding scale” sound like “money you have to spend” ... i  haven't had it worse than anyone else, and actually, that's kind of ...
evidence_5: in most states, you can negotiate a settlement that will provide you with a ... as  well as money the insurer owes you for overdue temporary disability benefits and  ... states), the judge could end up deciding that you'll get less money than what  the .... those benefits could be lower because of your workers' comp settlement— if it ...