Denton County Court at Law No. 1 (Juvenile Court) — Dress Code and Courtroom Decorum, JV-SO-2022-7 (Apr. 1, 2022; no hats, shorts, tank tops, bare midriffs, sagging pants or flip-flops; no cameras or recording devices; phones off and stowed; no food, gum, tobacco or drinks other than water)

High confidence· verified September 6, 2026Standing OrdersDress Code and Courtroom Decorum, JV-SO-2022-7, County Court at Law No. 1, Denton County, sitting as a Juvenile Court (signed Apr. 1, 2022) — posted on the court's page

Summary

Judge Kimberly McCary's juvenile-court standing order JV-SO-2022-7 (Apr. 1, 2022): all persons dress in a manner reflecting the court's dignity — no hats, caps or other head wear without prior permission, no shorts, tank tops, bare midriffs, sagging pants or flip-flops; cameras and video or audio recording devices are not allowed; cell phones and electronic devices are turned off and stowed before entering, except court staff and officers of the court on silent for work; no food, gum or tobacco products, and no beverages other than water.

Applies to

Texas > Denton County > County Court at Law No. 1 sitting as Juvenile Court — all persons in the courtroom.

Source of truth

"Dress Code: All persons shall be attired in a manner reflecting the dignity of the Court. No hats/caps/other head wear (unless prior permission of the Court is granted) No shorts No tank tops No bare midriffs No sagging pants No flip-flops. Courtroom Decorum: Cameras, video recording devices, and audio recording devices are NOT allowed in the courtroom. All cell phones and electronic devices must

Official source: Denton County Courts — statutory county courts, county criminal courts and Magistrate Court (dentoncounty.gov tree)
Source health: Healthy · checked October 6, 2026
Effective date: April 1, 2022
Last verified: September 6, 2026benchpath-tx-ajr8-denton-ownsite-2026-09-06

Reviewer note: Own-site document (text layer, 1 p, 787 chars) read in full 2026-09-06; quoted verbatim; signed by Judge Kimberly McCary (spine tx-kimberly-mccary); this order is not among the twelve compiled in the registered 'Current Standing Orders' (TOPICs 2822), so it is composed as its own rule. Composed benchpath-ajr8-denton (own-site lane).

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