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1 verbatim requirement published by Judge W. Collins Cooper (Division JV-C/JV-D).
Fourth Judicial Circuit (Duval, Clay, Nassau) — Judge W. Collins Cooper's courtroom only, Division JV-C/JV-D. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
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Unlock free →Judge Cooper (Courtroom 202) Courtroom Conduct and Dress Code • All cell phones must be completely turned off (unless approved) • No talking while court is in session • No food, drinks or chewing gum (water is permitted) • No sunglasses on top of head • Must sit up straight • No sleeping • No reading of books, papers or iPad in courtroom except pertaining to case • No shorts (Unless school uniform or program) • No tank tops / spaghetti straps -- 1 of 2 -- • No flip flops or slides • No mid-driff showing shirts / tops • No hats, bonnets or do-rags • No political, memorial, R.I.P, profane or drug related t-shirts (memorial shirts approved by Judge) • No one piece full bodysuits or pajamas • No sweatpants All pants must be worn on the waist (not sagging) and all shirts must be tucked in.
Reviewer note: Sliced by name from the shared "Duval judges procedures" page — the 4th publishes no per-judge procedure document.
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