Let your personal behavior communicate your expectation of bias-free behavior and civility.
Use appropriate titles, and be consistent in your forms of address. “Judge” or “Your Honor” “Counselor” or “Attorney” “Ms.” or “Mr.” (unless “Miss” or “Mrs.” are requested) “Doctor,” “Officer,” “Representative,” or “Senator” Use gender-neutral or gender-inclusive terms when addressing a group. “Members of the jury, bar” “Counselors” “Ladies and gentlemen” “Colleagues” Do not use diminutive or endearment terms. “Honey,” “sweetie,” “dear” “Little lady,” “pretty girl,” “young lady” “Son,” “boy” Refrain from commenting on physical appearance. Skin color or ethnicity Dress or hairstyle Specific body parts or pregnancy Age, height, or size Disability