SAMPLE POLICY: The enclosed sample policy is designed to cover most trial situations in which a firearm, weapon or hazardous material is somehow involved. By requiring the party intending to use or display the weapon (or hazardous material) to notify the court prior to trial, the presiding judge can modify this policy to address any circumstance not specifically covered by this policy.
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