Local Rule Rule 83M: Dress Code
D.P.R. — General rule
RULE 83M DRESS CODE While attending court proceedings and ceremonies, or conducting business in the court, all attorneys shall be attired in a proper and dignified manner that reflects respect for the institution each one represents and the judicial process.
Business attire (suits, slacks and a sport coat or jacket, or dress) shall be worn during court appearances.
Clothes should be properly fitted, clean, pressed and made of a material that is appropriate to the formality of the occasion. Skirts and dresses should be at a length where the person can sit comfortably in public without compromising decorum. Exposed shoulders or midriffs shall not be allowed.
Counsel will ensure that their clients and witnesses fully comply with this rule.