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Art. 23 Judicial Organisation Act (GOG) - 3. Auxiliary Members of Judicial Authorities

1. Common Provisions - Employment Status of Members of the Judicial Authorities
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Art. 23 GOG · 3. Auxiliary Members of Judicial Authorities

1. The part-time members of the judicial authorities are remunerated for their judicial activities in the form of

a) a daily allowance or a participation fee when they are involved in a circular decision;

b) an allowance when they lead a proceeding.

2. The entitlement to remuneration arises with the assignment of a case. If a case falls away or if a part-time member of a judicial authority cannot participate due to personal reasons, the remuneration shall be reduced.

3. The Higher Court determines the amount of the daily allowance, participation fees, and allowances as well as the further details of the remuneration of the part-time members of the judicial authorities in a regulation. It may deviate from the rates provided in Article 70 of the Law on the Employment Relationship of Canton Graubünden Employees.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (2)

U 2024 13 · gr (Art. 23 Abs. 2 GOG)
Revision Granted Due to Formal Flaw; Proceeding Declared Moot Due to Completion of Construction
Cited in the reasoning regarding the residence requirement for judges, but not explicitly cited in the final orders.
U 2024 13 · gr (Art. 23 Abs. 2 GOG)
Revision Granted Due to Formal Flaw; Proceeding Declared Moot Due to Completion of Construction
Cited in the reasoning to establish the procedural defect regarding the judge's residence requirement, which led to the basis for revision, but not explicitly cited in the final orders.