What is the meaning of this sentence?
The judge should be addressed as"your Honor"
What should it be titled as my honor !! What does it mean
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It is customary to refer to a judge in a court of law as "your honour". It is out of respect of their position as someone who interprets laws.
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Oliver's answer is a good one, I would only add that "honor" is the American spelling, "honour" the British.
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