Addressing the Judge
Address the letter to "Dear Judge Jones" or "Honorable Judge". Include a clear introduction stating you are writing on behalf of the defendant and asking for leniency. Introduce yourself, mentioning how long you’ve known the defendant and your relation to them. Establish credibility by stating your title and your professional relationship duration if applicable.
How to Address Judges in Different Situations
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How do you address a court judge in a letter?
Address the judge as "The Honorable First Name Last Name", "Judge First Name Last Name", or only "Judge Last Name." Avoid combining "Judge" and "Honorable".
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How do you address a letter to a local court?
Address it to "Your Honour", the Magistrate, or Judge depending on whether your case is in the Local Court or the District Court.
Troubleshooting iPhone Issues
Resetting Your iPhone
How do I reset my iPhone?
Before resetting, try restarting your iPhone to fix minor software issues. If you do a factory reset, back up your iPhone to prevent losing personal information like contacts and photos.
Writing a Court Statement
How do I write a letter of statement for court?
Write clearly and concisely. Keep sentences and paragraphs short for easy reading. Ensure all facts are accurate and complete. Proofread before submitting to court. Avoid offensive language, libel, unbacked statements, prejudice, opinions on the case’s outcome, admissions of guilt or liability, revealing privileged information, impeachable statements, threats, irrelevant information, fillers, and jokes. Sign and date your statement, indicating it accurately reflects your account.