Hundreds of courts—local, state, federal, and international—have made the switch to a phone-free model with Yondr.
Explore real-world examples, standing orders, and tools to help you launch or sustain your program.
See how courts across the country are formalizing their phone-free policies.
These real-world examples from Yondr partners offer helpful guidance for drafting your own standing order, policy, or administrative procedure. Explore how municipal, county, and federal courts are protecting privacy, promoting focus, and maintaining decorum.
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Amended administrative order outlining mandatory phone pouch use in the courthouse, including exemptions for specific personnel and enforcement procedures.
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General order establishing courthouse-wide security procedures for personal devices.
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Standing order implementing locked pouch use across federal buildings.
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City news release announcing Yondr implementation and outlining benefits.
SIGNAGE: THE POUCHING PROCESS
Set expectations before visitors enter the courtroom.
Post these large-format signs near building entrances, hallway checkpoints, or magnet stations to guide visitors through the phone-pouching process. Clear, visual instructions help ensure a smooth, respectful transition into a phone-free space.
Includes two printable signs optimized for 24"x36" display.
Visitors secure their phones in a Yondr pouch upon arrival.
SELF-SERVICE MODEL
Our self-service system reduces officer involvement and gives visitors device accountability. These brief videos demonstrate the courthouse entry and exit process.
Visitors unlock and return pouches before leaving the building.
Need Help? Contact Our Courthouse Team
Questions about implementation, signage, or pouch replacements? Contact us at team@overyondr.com.