How do you address a Supreme Court Judge?

Answer 1

A supreme court justice is called a "justice", not a judge.

If you know who you're addressing, you can call them "Justice ______". That's the best form of address. If your not 100% sure who you're speaking to, it's hard to go wrong calling them "Sir" or "Ma'am". You should not address them as "Mister _____" or "Judge _____".

The Chief Justice should be addressed as "Chief Justice _____" not just "Justice ____".

Answer 2

The official title of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is Chief Justice of the United States.

In spoken greeting, you would say: Mr. (or Madam) Chief Justice

In a formal introduction, you say: The Chief Justice

If you're a lawyer practicing before the court, your oral argument begins with: Mr. Chief Justice, may it please the Court:

If you're sending a letter, the envelope should be addressed:

The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

Washington, DC 20543

The Salutation would be written: Dear Mr. (or Madam) Chief Justice, (For an Associate Justice) Dear Mr. (or Madam) Justice,

Answer 3

They are addressed as "Mister Justice" or "Madam Justice."

Answer 4

Justice xxx using their name. The head is referred to as Chief Justice. Mr. Justice is sometimes used.