That's assuming you can get past initial security and are able to even get to the judge. Just trying to give him a heads up. I've been in a lot of Fed courthouses and they typically make you check your phone etc at the front desk. Maybe the one in Marshall is different. I'm just saying, if you want to write down stuff, I'd have a paper and pencil as backup. It's really not the same as a state or county court.
Yes it is at the discretion of the judge. I plan on keeping them in my car or a security locker otherwise. The courtroom does have wifi and I will get there early. If I can setup a webex from my phone to stream it in real time via the wifi I will and post the details here.
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