7.96%, OR a 50/50 split of the actuarial required contribution between employer/. employee, whichever is less, with a floor of 7.65% for employees and 6% for. employers. Member contribution rate increases retro to July 1, 2011.
In 2005, the average age of the Supreme Court justices was 70 years; in May 2010, the average age is a substantially lower, at 64.1 years, due to the more recent appointment oâ¦f younger justices - Chief Justice Roberts (55), Justice Samuel Alito (60), Justice Sonia Sotomayor (56), and Justice Elena Kagan (50). The justices' median age is 61.
Attorneys, law clerks, and bailiffs all have their purpose in the court system, but the law is actually carried out when judges and justices issue their rulings on a case. Judges and justices are court officials who make the final decision in every case that is brought to a court of law. Depending on the jurisdiction, they can sit on the bench anywhere between six to eight years. Judges and justices must retire at least by the age of 70. Judges handle local cases