Court Attire...

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If you'd gone past the initial preliminary hearing stage for your plea and were on bail, and it moved onto trial, how would you dress for the trial?

1) In your everyday casual clothes?
2) Smart but still casual?
3) Professional-business-like?
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[CrypticCrud]

I wasn't in court the other day & the defendant had jeans, shirt & blazer on. (no tie)
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[Ste]

Smart, professional and clean will show that you're taking it seriously.

Casual clothes will show that you're taking it easy with a relaxed casual approach.

You're not going to be judged on what you're wearing however inferences will be made so it's entirely your choice what impression you want to make.

So wear a suit (that fits!) with a collared shirt and a tie.

Has your solicitor told you to bring a bag?

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[SpiritMr89]

Gimp suit and ball gag.

Keep them on there toes.

Plus makes a statement to others in prison.
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[to v or not to v]

dress as a woman and call everyone a bigot whenever you dont get your own way.
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[Easy-X]

Look in the mirror and ask yourself: concerned citizen or violent thug?
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[stinkwheel]

Bring tabacco and skins, even if you don't smoke.
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[Ste]

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[Easy-X]

I'm getting a vibe of Arthur Daley meets Jason Statham
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[WD Forte]

Just go for the conventional suited and booted look as much as you can
I dont advise wearing the Delboy/used car salesman coat in the courtroom
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[Ste]

Read the reviews for that coat.



https://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B0DQLCK9N2/ref=cm_cr_dp_mb_show_all_top?ie=UTF8&reviewerType=all_reviews

Do yourself a favour and wear a suit. If you're the only defendant there that day who has bothered to dress suited and booted them you'll have put yourself in an advantageous position for such little effort. It's beyond me why someone would not want to give themselves an advantage like that.

You don't want to be walking out the courtroom thinking "damn that went badly, maybe I should have presented myself to the court a bit better".

As long as you don't steal the suit, there are no disadvantages to being suited and booted. Every other option has drawbacks and disadvantages.

Make sure the suit fits you properly and that will be your attire all taken care of.

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[A100man]

[WD Forte]

Now now... lets have non of your biker fashionista nonsense !
Remember you're all filthy, stinking, knuckle dragging barbarians
The coat is just a coat and otherwise fine, but not
the conventional sober look you want to convey in court.
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Okay chaps, I get the message. I'll invest in a blazer or just go wearing a pressed shirt with a waistcoat and tie

Thanks for the advice
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