Christopher Dewitt

Arizona Supreme Court
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Christopher Dewitt in 2020 was employed at Arizona Supreme Court and had an annual salary of $57,155, according to public records. This salary was 14 percent lower than the average and 18 percent lower than the median salary in Arizona Supreme Court.

Arizona Supreme Court records show Christopher Dewitt held job of Specialist from 2019 to 2024.

In year 2020 Christopher Dewitt's salary was 5 percent lower than average Spct V salary in the state of Arizona.

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Key Data

Year2020
Full NameChristopher Dewitt
Job TitleSpct V
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StateArizona
EmployerArizona Supreme Court
Annual Wage $57,155

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Employer

Employer NameArizona Supreme Court
Year2020
Number of Employees632
Average Annual Wage$66,176
Median Annual Wage$69,300
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