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Supreme Court: Social Security Not Mandatory for Federal Judges Who Took Office Before 1983
Legal Information Institute, Cornell Law School Link to more items from this source
[Opinion]
May 22, 2001

U.S. v. Hatter (U.S. 2001). Excerpt: In 1983, Congress required all newly hired federal employees to participate in Social Security and permitted, without requiring, about 96% of the then-currently employed federal employees to participate in that program. The remaining 4% including all federal judges] were required to participate, except that those who contributed to a 'covered' retirement program could modify their participation ...  MORE >>

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