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I've been summoned.
I have to serve at the "Waterbury Superior Court" next week. In the pamphlet I was sent in the mail, they said,
" ARE THERE ANY ITEMS I SHOULD NOT
BRING TO COURT?
Jurors may not bring disruptive or potentially
dangerous items into the courthouse. A disruptive item
includes, but is not limited to, the following: a radio,
boom box, portable television, compact disc player/
recorder, or cassette player/recorder. Potentially
dangerous items include, but are not limited to, pocket
knives and sharp objects such as tools or knitting
needles. If you have any questions regarding what to
bring, contact Jury Administration at 1-800-842-8175.
http://www.jud.ct.gov/publications/ja005.pdf
I cannot find anything that would be prohibiting me from carrying. I am not ready to fight the OC fight on this one, but is there anything stopping me from carrying concealed?
Does anyone know if they have metal detectors, checks, etc. etc.
Right now, I am thinking about simply leaving it home (which I hate doing).
I've been summoned.
I have to serve at the "Waterbury Superior Court" next week. In the pamphlet I was sent in the mail, they said,
" ARE THERE ANY ITEMS I SHOULD NOT
BRING TO COURT?
Jurors may not bring disruptive or potentially
dangerous items into the courthouse. A disruptive item
includes, but is not limited to, the following: a radio,
boom box, portable television, compact disc player/
recorder, or cassette player/recorder. Potentially
dangerous items include, but are not limited to, pocket
knives and sharp objects such as tools or knitting
needles. If you have any questions regarding what to
bring, contact Jury Administration at 1-800-842-8175.
http://www.jud.ct.gov/publications/ja005.pdf
I cannot find anything that would be prohibiting me from carrying. I am not ready to fight the OC fight on this one, but is there anything stopping me from carrying concealed?
Does anyone know if they have metal detectors, checks, etc. etc.
Right now, I am thinking about simply leaving it home (which I hate doing).