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I do it. Nobody cares or notices. And if you look around seems like a lot of people do it.
One guy comes in with these bright ass Nikesā¦ Iām not that brazen.
But black sneakers I found are fineā¦ unless Iām attending something like actually importantā¦
EDIT: just wanted to clarify two things. One when I say āimportantā hearings I mean stuff that isnāt run of the mill, 5 minute low stakes hearings or whatever they may be. As opposed to something like trial.
Second, I honestly did not think Iād get so much flack for this post.
For contextā¦In the criminal, juvenile, probate, and housing court in my areaā¦ so many attorneys wear sneakers. Maybe itās just a cultural thing in the court butā¦ really itās super normal. Most wear all black sneakers like the anti slip ones that look like dress shoes from afar.
Some lawyers wear white sneakers. That I think is a little nutso because it does look like theyāre about to play tennis or something.
Generally though the types of sneakers worn are fully black that look more like casual business shoes rather than tennis shoes. Where I am at least.
EDIT: for those wonderingā¦ I donāt just do it because I hate dress shoes. I have a reason- that isā¦ I started having seizures several months ago so Iāve been walking to court from home which is about 2 milesā¦. In dress shoes it fucks them up and hurts my feet a lot.
So for a few weeks I was bringing them in my bag and switching them out in the court bathroom but that process was way too much of a headache and in the middle of court Iād have my smelly sneakers in my bag.
So I decided my sneakers are black anyway and I already see people wearing sneakersā¦. So I put sneakers on
Nobody cares or notices.
Until the judge does. Then your client's going to ask WTF is wrong with you.
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