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C-72.01, r. 1.1 - Municipal Courts Regulation

Section 36
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36. Dress code. Every person present in the courtroom must wear suitable attire.
Judges wear a gown either closed in front or with a black waistcoat, a white shirt, collar and bands, dark clothing and appropriate footwear at all times in the courtroom.
Lawyers wear a black gown either closed in front or with a black waistcoat, a white shirt, collar and bands, dark clothing and appropriate footwear at all times in the courtroom.
The same rule applies to articling students, minus the bands.
At all times, the clerks, ushers and other officers of the court wear a gown with plain clothing of a dark hue. Appropriate footwear must be worn.
O.C. 1141-2021, s. 36.
In force: 2021-09-16
36. Dress code. Every person present in the courtroom must wear suitable attire.
Judges wear a gown either closed in front or with a black waistcoat, a white shirt, collar and bands, dark clothing and appropriate footwear at all times in the courtroom.
Lawyers wear a black gown either closed in front or with a black waistcoat, a white shirt, collar and bands, dark clothing and appropriate footwear at all times in the courtroom.
The same rule applies to articling students, minus the bands.
At all times, the clerks, ushers and other officers of the court wear a gown with plain clothing of a dark hue. Appropriate footwear must be worn.
O.C. 1141-2021, s. 36.
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