What are the titles of men and woman on the Supreme Court?

Answer 1

The justices of the United States Supreme Court are addressed as follows:

The Chief Justice is addressed as Chief Justice Roberts.

An Associate Justice is addressed as Justice Ginsburg or Justice Kennedy, or by their last name preceded by Justice.

Answer 2

If you are addressing them, they are called Justice (like, Justice Alito) or Chief Justice (like Chief Justice Roberts). It doesn't matter if they are male or female-- if they are on the Supreme Court, they are justices. In the lower courts, they are called judges, so it would be Judge Smith or Judge Jones. (You may have seen TV shows where women in certain cabinet positions, such as Secretary of State, were called Madame Secretary. But in most courts, like the superior court, all the judges are just called "judge" whether male or female, and addressed as "Your Honor"; and on the Supreme Court, all the justices are given the title "Justice.")

Answer 3

They are called Judge with their last name or Chief Judge with last name.