United States Courthouse, Corpus Christi (S.D. Tex.): Cell Phone Policy (2026)

Confirmed on official source Phones: Restricted

Short answer: Only attorneys and agents may bring wireless devices in. Other visitors, including jurors, get a tag number and their devices are held at the CSO station in the lobby. No broadcasting, recording or photography without a judge's authorization. Checked

CourtU.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas
Address1133 N. Shoreline Blvd., Corpus Christi, TX 78401
Public phonesRestricted
Rule for visitorsOnly attorneys and agents may bring wireless devices in. Other visitors, including jurors, get a tag number and their devices are held at the CSO station in the lobby. No broadcasting, recording or photography without a judge's authorization.
LockersDevices are checked at the CSO station in the lobby, with a claim tag.
JurorsJurors' wireless devices are held at the CSO station in the lobby (tag number issued).
AttorneysAttorneys and agents may bring cell phones, laptops and other wireless devices; using them in a courtroom requires the court's permission.

Federal and county courthouses set separate rules. If your case is in state or county court (traffic, family, most criminal cases, state jury duty), see Texas county courthouses.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my phone into the United States Courthouse, Corpus Christi?

Only attorneys and agents may bring wireless devices in. Other visitors, including jurors, get a tag number and their devices are held at the CSO station in the lobby. No broadcasting, recording or photography without a judge's authorization.

Are there phone lockers at the United States Courthouse, Corpus Christi?

Devices are checked at the CSO station in the lobby, with a claim tag.

Can jurors bring phones to the United States Courthouse, Corpus Christi?

Jurors' wireless devices are held at the CSO station in the lobby (tag number issued).

Can attorneys bring phones to the United States Courthouse, Corpus Christi?

Attorneys and agents may bring cell phones, laptops and other wireless devices; using them in a courtroom requires the court's permission.

Can I bring a gun or knife into a federal courthouse?

No. Federal law (18 U.S.C. § 930) prohibits firearms and dangerous weapons in federal court facilities, with narrow exceptions such as on-duty law enforcement.

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