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Asked by AmandaCat {999}
1/30/2012 5:17:00 AM It seems that the old-fashioned way to write it would be Your Honor, but now people are starting to lower case the your. I really don't see any reason to do that, however, because we're supposed to talk about the Judge in transcripts as if he/she is God. Technically, he/she -- or make that He/She -- is the God of the court room. How does everyone else do it? Your Honor or you Honor His Honor or his Honor Her Honor or Her Honor Judge or judge I gues, "Yo, person in the front of the room" is out of the question? |
Answered by pinksteno {1009} 1/30/2012 11:21:50 AM | [0 Votes] Flag as inappropriate |
I write your Honor and THE COURT. |
Answered by Melvin {451} 2/3/2012 6:27:02 PM | [0 Votes] Flag as inappropriate |
your Honor |
Answered by Bustaboo {602} 2/3/2012 10:00:02 PM | [0 Votes] Flag as inappropriate |
Ahhh, I've always written Your Honor. I also write THE COURT:
Now I wonder if Your Honor has been wrong all these years. I do a lot of depos, so it doesn't come up a lot, just when we go for rulings. That's the way I was taught like 100 years ago, haha. |