1. Physical Security Principles for Today's Courts Malcolm Franklin Senior Manager, Office of Security California Administrative Office of the Courts

2. 5 Basic Principles Separation Design Funding Mitigation Staffing

3. Separation of Staff, Inmates & Public Basic separation of inmates, jail transportation, holding cells & internal movements to and from courtrooms. Separation of Public areas, hallways, restrooms, jury assembly. Staff separation, judicial officers, chambers, clerks counters, staff elevators.

4. Inmates in Public Hallway Juvenile Screening Overcrowding Separation

5. Design Existing building changes New facilities Simple improvements Collaborative efforts

7. Simple changes can help Secure perimeter doors Single staff and separate public entry point Use bailiffs or guards to escort judges Use inexpensive combination locks

8. Funding Long term plans Grants both Federal and State (Critical Infrastructure) Leverage staffing Surplus property programs

9. Mitigation Access, lock systems Camera / CCTV Screening equipment Duress / intrusion alarms Staffing

11. Law enforcement Contract Court staff Costs Firearms

12. Contact : Malcolm Franklin Office of Security Administrative Office of the Courts 455 Golden Gate Av. San Francisco. Ca 94102 415-865-8830 malcolm.franklin@jud.ca.gov