CAKE slices, pen knives and bottles of Buckfast were among items seized from people going into Northern Ireland courthouses in the past three years.
The figures, released in a Freedom of Information request to The Irish News, cover objects confiscated by security staff at courts since 2014.
Items were seized at just three of the north's courthouses; Coleraine, Dungannon and Omagh.
The G4S firm provide security at courts in Northern Ireland and data on items seized has been recorded since April 2014.
A court security officer can ask for an item to be surrendered if they believe it causes a safety risk or if they believe it "may be evidence of, or in relation to, an offence".
The vast majority of items were seized in Coleraine, where there were 45 separate incidents in the three year period.
A total of 25 knives of varying kinds were removed from people at the courthouse, while there were five instances of staff intervening to seize alcohol.
In September 2015, two bottles of Buckfast and a bottle of Kopparberg cider were taken from people at the court in separate incidents on the same day.
Among the more unusual items removed include cake slicers, confiscated from a court attendee in May 2014, and a screwdriver last October.
One pair of scissors, two nail clippers and five helmets were also taken by staff during the three year period up to July this year.
In Omagh, a stanley knife and lock knife were removed by staff, while three darts and 'possible illegal drugs' were also confiscated in March 2015.
Three pen knives and a three inch blade were seized by staff at Dungannon courthouse in 2014 and 2015.
Items seized by court staff:
Omagh Court:
Lock knife
Stanley knife
Darts
Possible illegal drugs
Dungannon:
3 inch blade knife
Pen knives
Coleraine:
Rucksacks
Cider /beer
Bottles of Buckfast
Cake slices
Pocket and pen knives
Swiss army knives
Nail clippers/files
Motorcycle helmuts
Survival tools
Trimming knives
Screwdrivers
Assorted hand tools
Scissors
