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York Cnty. C.P. Local Rules of Judicial Administration Rule 100

Prohibited Items in Judicial Center and Magisterial District Courts

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

(A) All persons are prohibited from bringing the following items into the York

County Judicial Center, into any courtroom in which a court proceeding is taking place,

and into any Magisterial District Court:

(1) Food or beverages of any kind, including water in any container.

(a) Employee Exception: The prohibition in Section (1) above shall not

apply to those individuals employed in the Judicial Center, Magisterial District Court, or

employed by the County of York, who clearly display an identification badge issued by

the County of York, provided, however, that no food or beverages, other than water

supplied by court employees, shall be permitted in a courtroom, hearing room, or grand

jury room.

(b) Juror Exception: The prohibition in Section (1) above shall not

apply to those individuals who are serving as jurors summoned by the Court

Administrator, who clearly display an identification badge issued by the County of York,

provided, however, that no food or beverages shall be permitted in a courtroom, hearing

room, or grand jury room.

(2) Weapons of any kind. This prohibition shall not apply to those individuals

or groups expressly authorized by sealed administrative order of the President Judge,

subject to reasonable and necessary policies and procedures adopted by the York

County Sheriff. As to Magisterial District Courts, this prohibition shall not apply to those

individuals specifically permitted by the Magisterial District Judge of that district to

possess weapons.

(B) Any prohibited items confiscated by officers in charge of security are subject

to being retained and disposed of by such officers.

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yorkcountypa.gov
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2026-09-30
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2026-09-30
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