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When Judge Martha Warner recently wrote a passionate dissent that included criticism of an attorney for mistakenly calling her a “he” instead of a “she” in a court document, it certainly wasn’t the first time a lawyer has made an error when addressing a judge in writing, virtually or in person. And it won’t be the last.

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