The Michigan Supreme Court, currently dominated by Democrats, has passed an edict that, come 2024, all judges in Michigan must address the parties before them using the parties preferred pronouns.
MLive: Michigan judges must use preferred pronouns in court come 2024
All involved in state court cases are now required to use an individual’s preferred pronouns and corresponding honorific when referring to them in court according to a new rule passed down by the Michigan Supreme Court.
The only safety valve if a judge does want to use a ridiculous Ze, Xim, Xer or other ridiculousness is to address the participant by their role such as juror, attorney, defendant, etc.
In short the potential for stupidity and making a mockery of the court system is obvious with the Michigan Supreme Court deciding to go woke.
Well, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.
As such, starring in 2024 my preferred pronouns in court will be M'Lord and His Majesty.
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"Great and Mighty Oz"
Or "Hung-Meister" if you want to elicit smiles from everyone.....
Interesting policy given a recent ruling that a school district policy requiring students to use 'preferred pronouns' was compelled speech and a violation of the 1st Amendment.
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