Looks like we PDs in America get the short end of the profession's financial stick. Criminal barristers in the UK are on the verge of a strike over their low compensation, particularly for lengthy trial cases. While the article cites on barrister who made less than $10,ooo last year (which sucks, be honest), other complainers were making closer to $100,000, which is much more than your average American PD. And the fact that some public barristers make upwards of $900,000 makes me think something is wrong, but it's not underpayment on a grand scale. If any PD in this country made that kind of money it would be a major scandal, and rightfully so.
Monday, June 06, 2005
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