§ 11001 Judicial Officer Classification
This law says that, for the rules in this part, judges on appeal courts are treated like state workers, and judges in trial courts are treated like county workers.
An appellate judge applies for a state employee health plan, while a trial judge applies for a county employee health plan.
Because of this law, the appellate judge is counted as a state officer and can get the state plan, and the trial judge is counted as a county officer and can get the county plan.
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§ 11001 Judicial Officer Classification
Last verified: January 10, 2026