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N.D. Okla. LGnR5-1

Courthouse Access

activein force · 2026-07-31 – presentact-effective-date

(a) In General. As used in this rule, “court facility” includes any facility occupied by the

United States District Court.

(b) Identification. All persons entering a court facility in the Northern District of Oklahoma

are required to present a valid government-issued identification card with photo.

Information regarding acceptable forms of identification is available on the Court’s

website. Any visitor under the age of 18 without an adult escort, who offers a school-issued

identification card, shall be allowed access to the court facility. Any person who refuses to

present a valid form of identification shall be denied entrance.

(c) Screening. All visitors to a court facility must pass through a security screening device and

have all belongings and packages subject to physical and/or security screening examination

by the United States Marshals Service, court security officers, and employees of the Federal

Protective Service. Any person who refuses to pass through screening shall be denied

entrance. Whenever any person who activates the detector wishes to gain access to a court

facility, such person must submit to a reasonable, limited search of his or her person and

property to determine the existence of, if any, illegal, explosive, or dangerous items that

might cause injury to persons or property.

Provenance

Source
www.oknd.uscourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-18
Edition
fed-district-2026-09-19
Content hash
46832f3c36f4b790d7897565b188a1f98f4a1ffff51548709bef3e31a8e58540
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