Which items may an inmate take to court?

Paper, legal documents

Inmates may take only paper and legal documents to court. This keeps the focus on the legal process and prevents security risks or distractions in the courtroom. Examples include filings, motions, subpoenas, case notes, and other paperwork directly related to the case. Items like phones, ID badges, clothing and personal items, or snacks are not permitted for court appearances because they can pose safety concerns, be used as contraband, or simply aren’t needed for the proceedings. So the best answer is that only paper and legal documents are allowed to accompany an inmate to court.

Phone, ID badge

Clothing and personal items

Snacks

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