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   From: ArtClemons@aolSPAM.com   
      
   Jeff wrote:   
      
   > Well, yes, but the judge has to work a lot less harder than a high   
   > grossing lawyer, and the hours and time-off are a lot more favorable.   
   > Some people prefer the lifestyle in lieu of a big paycheck. Doesn't mean   
   > either is better for all.   
      
   Most judges spend more hours than you realize, dealing with paperwork,   
   research, signing orders and even just administering a courtroom.  Despite   
   the opinion that judges sit around for most of the day doing little, a busy   
   courtroom actually usually has an even busier judge.  Admittedly a judge in   
   traffic court doesn't have a need for a lot of research but said judge   
   would still need to deal with overwhelming amounts of paperwork.   
      
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