What is the salary of a Judicial Assistant? In the United States, a Judicial Assistant earns an average salary of $55,181. The salary range for a Judicial Assistant is usually between $45,027 and $70,022 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $86,692. The highest Judicial Assistant salary in the United States was $146,352. The average hourly pay for a Judicial Assistant is $26.53.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Judicial Assistant salary are Nevada, with an average salary of $97,244, followed by California, with an average salary of $77,423, and Wyoming, with an average salary of $78,498. Employers paying the highest salary for a Judicial Assistant job are Franklin County (PA), State of California (CA) and Sonoma County Superior Court (CA).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Franklin County, PA | $105,044 |
State of California, CA | $100,645 |
Sonoma County Superior Court, CA | $78,434 |
Davis County, UT | $75,190 |
Santa Barbara County Superior Court, CA | $74,292 |
Whatcom County, WA | $73,221 |
Shasta County Superior Court, CA | $73,035 |
Idaho Judicial Branch, ID | $71,299 |
Madera County Superior Court, CA | $70,654 |
Stark County, OH | $64,501 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Judicial Secretary | $52,403 |
Judicial Administrative Assistant | $52,150 |
Judicial Clerk | $58,452 |
Judicial Law Clerk | $61,893 |
Judicial Administrator | $94,611 |
Judicial Specialist | $42,757 |
Judicial Executive Assistant | $58,194 |
Judicial Aide | $50,143 |
Judicial Staff Attorney | $86,935 |
Judicial Case Manager | $37,068 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Arizona | $50,098 | 198 |
California | $77,423 | 193 |
Colorado | $60,508 | 1 |
Delaware | $35,811 | 7 |
Georgia | $52,294 | 10 |
Iowa | $25,828 | 11 |
Idaho | $60,554 | 16 |
Indiana | $49,046 | 11 |
Kansas | $28,087 | 1 |
Louisiana | $22,707 | 3 |
Massachusetts | $40,451 | 11 |
Maryland | $59,107 | 27 |
Michigan | $52,018 | 19 |
Mississippi | $44,935 | 18 |
North Dakota | $65,865 | 4 |
Nebraska | $49,107 | 16 |
New Mexico | $30,952 | 6 |
Nevada | $97,244 | 10 |
Ohio | $58,186 | 16 |
Pennsylvania | $62,646 | 19 |
South Carolina | $51,718 | 1 |
Tennessee | $59,473 | 97 |
Texas | $36,928 | 4 |
Utah | $50,685 | 292 |
Virginia | $54,409 | 11 |
Washington | $60,291 | 31 |
Wisconsin | $44,944 | 41 |
Wyoming | $78,498 | 1 |