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Judges can hold shares although salaried judges should not hold commercial directorships for profit. Some fee-paid (part-time) judicial office holders may own part or all of a business, for example, solicitors who own part of their practice. Magistrates are unpaid and are drawn from wide ranging backgrounds – including businessmen and women.
