NV · rules
11JDCR 1.5
Courtroom conduct and attire
(a) Conduct. Proceedings in court should be conducted with fitting dignity and decorum. Persons in the courtroom may not chew gum, eat, or use a cell phone while court is in session.
(b) Attire.
(1) Attorneys. Appropriate dress for attorneys includes professional attire such as suits, jackets, ties, dress shirts, dress shoes, slacks, dresses, and dress slacks. Tank or halter tops, shorts, and soiled or unkempt clothing, and casual exercise apparel are not allowed.
(2) Persons other than attorneys. Persons other than attorneys in the courtroom (e.g., witnesses, litigants, jurors) may not dress in an inappropriate manner so as to be distracting to others of usual sensibilities. Tank or halter tops, shorts, and soiled or unkempt clothing are not allowed.
(3) Law enforcement personnel. Law enforcement personnel may elect to wear uniforms.
History
[Added; effective October 25, 2021.]
Provenance
- Source
- leg.state.nv.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
2fc5397eb07eff567c272ab24369017474c7ff1c35a5fd5e2f5ded692f6a196c
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