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S.D. Ga. LR Crim. 1I

No Weapons Allowed

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Firearms or other weapons shall not be brought into Court facilities except

with the specific authorization of the Court. If a party intends to use a

firearm or other weapon as an exhibit during a Court proceeding, the party

shall file a motion at least 7 days before the subject proceeding requesting

permission to bring the item into Court facilities. If such permission is

granted, counsel shall make certain that the firearm or other weapon is

disabled and maintained securely at all times.

The following are excused from this Local Rule: judges of this District, the

United States Marshals Service, court security officers, other security

personnel engaged or authorized by the United States Marshals Service,

and federal protective officers on assignment or upon call.

Provenance

Source
www.gasd.uscourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-18
Edition
fed-district-2026-09-19
Content hash
d297a7b0a680ff73ca37fbeac53b9a4a403f278760b2216e8f04fc870bccfcac
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