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9 July 15:37

The SCM rejects the misinformation about magistrates' pensions, emphasizing that they represent only 4% of the total service pensions in Romania.

Liviu Brăteanu

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The Prosecutors' Section of the SCM has reacted to misinformation campaigns on magistrates' pensions and salaries, saying that only 5,000 of the 215,000 service pensions are magistrates', or 4% of the total. The SJC criticized the way judicial incomes are presented to the public, highlighting salary discrepancies and legislative instability in recent years, which undermines confidence in the judiciary. They stress that frequent legislative changes have led to dissatisfaction and uncertainty among magistrates.

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