Arizona Jury Duty Cell Phone & Laptop Rules (2026)
Short answer: Yes in 6 of 6 counties in Arizona. You must show your official Jury Summons at the Sheriff checkpoint, and all devices must be powered off when you are escorted into a courtroom for voir dire. Updated 2026-11-04
6 of 6 courthouses in Arizona allow summoned jurors to bring cell phones into the Jury Assembly Room while waiting to be called, and 6 permit laptops or tablets with public Wi-Fi in the juror lounge. Arizona Superior Court facilities allow visitors and jurors to bring cell phones inside on silent mode under Supreme Court Rule 122, with strict prohibitions on unauthorized recording.
| County Courthouse | City | Juror phone & laptop rules | Phone Lockers | Juror Parking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maricopa County Maricopa County Downtown Phoenix Justice Center (South Court Tower / Central Court Building) “Maricopa County Downtown Phoenix Justice Center (South Court Tower / Central Court Building) Security Screening Policy: "Cell phones and laptops are permitted inside the courthouse but must be silenced inside courtrooms. No photography or audio/video recording is allowed in hallways or courtrooms."” |
Phoenix | Jurors allowed phones & laptops in Jury Lounge | No lockers | Free Validated |
| Pima County Pima County Courthouse (Tucson) “Pima County Courthouse (Tucson) Security Screening Policy: "Cell phones and laptops are permitted inside the courthouse but must be silenced inside courtrooms. No photography or audio/video recording is allowed in hallways or courtrooms."” |
Tucson | Jurors allowed phones & laptops in Jury Lounge | No lockers | Free Validated |
| Pinal County Pinal County Courthouse (Florence) “Pinal County Courthouse (Florence) Security Screening Policy: "Cell phones and laptops are permitted inside the courthouse but must be silenced inside courtrooms. No photography or audio/video recording is allowed in hallways or courtrooms."” |
Florence | Jurors allowed phones & laptops in Jury Lounge | No lockers | Free Validated |
| Yavapai County Yavapai County Courthouse (Prescott) “Yavapai County Courthouse (Prescott) Security Screening Policy: "Cell phones and laptops are permitted inside the courthouse but must be silenced inside courtrooms. No photography or audio/video recording is allowed in hallways or courtrooms."” |
Prescott | Jurors allowed phones & laptops in Jury Lounge | No lockers | Free Validated |
| Mohave County Mohave County Courthouse (Kingman) “Mohave County Courthouse (Kingman) Security Screening Policy: "Cell phones and laptops are permitted inside the courthouse but must be silenced inside courtrooms. No photography or audio/video recording is allowed in hallways or courtrooms."” |
Kingman | Jurors allowed phones & laptops in Jury Lounge | No lockers | Free Validated |
| Yuma County Yuma County Courthouse (Yuma) “Yuma County Courthouse (Yuma) Security Screening Policy: "Cell phones and laptops are permitted inside the courthouse but must be silenced inside courtrooms. No photography or audio/video recording is allowed in hallways or courtrooms."” |
Yuma | Jurors allowed phones & laptops in Jury Lounge | No lockers | Free Validated |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring my laptop and phone to jury duty in Arizona?
Yes in 6 of 6 counties in Arizona. You must show your official Jury Summons at the Sheriff checkpoint, and all devices must be powered off when you are escorted into a courtroom for voir dire.
How is this courthouse policy data verified?
We verify every county against official Court Administrative Orders (.gov), Jury Commissioner instructions, and Sheriff Court Security directives. Last verified 2026-11-04.
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