Any party, witness or spectator who enters the courtroom must be dressed appropriately. This means no midriff-baring shirts, no revealing low-cut clothing, no shorts, no extremely short skirts, no sleeveless shirts by males, no hats, unless a hat is necessary because of a medical condition, no sunglasses, unless sunglasses are necessary because of a medical condition, and no bare feet. Dressing appropriately also means that clothes should be clean and appear neat in all respects. No clothing with any potentially offensive wording or depictions on it is permitted in the courtroom by anyone.