If a judge emailed me asking to interview me, how should I respond?
Judge _______,
Thank you for considering me for _____. (should I say thank you for considering me, or thank you for your response? or what..)
I will be available to meet with you ___________
Regards,
___________
It just seems like everything has to be more formal with judges so I'm not sure how to write the email
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Tangerine Gleam
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Re: how to email judge
I think you're over-thinking it. That sounds fine; you're right that you should be formal with a judge, but I think the appropriate level of formality is comparable to what any other potential legal employer might expect. If you want to be a little more formal, consider saying "Dear Judge X."
