I have been paying attention to the trial in South Africa and I noted that the presiding judge is being addressed as"My Lady".In the U.S we would use the term "judge" to address the judge whether male or female.Political incorrectness or political correctness maybe? Is this protocol of Brit or Dutch original? However,in the Dutch territories of Surinam,Aruba,Curacao,Saba,St.Eustasus,and St.Martin such protocol does not exist? Btw,has anyone heard of a "puisne judge"? michael "going beyond where no tipster has gone before"
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