Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman arrived for their initial appearances in a courthouse in Boston on Wednesday for their involvement in a massive college-admissions scam.

Huffman, 56, was first to arrive, showing up at the court in Boston’s Seaport district around 11am on Wednesday morning. Dressed in a black trench coat, black pants, and a turquoise button down shirt, she held hands with a man as she entered the property. Her husband, William H. Macy, was not there. Huffman is facing charges that she allegedly paid $15,000 to have her daughter’s SATs corrected.

Loughlin, 54, arrived with her husband Mossimo Giuannulli, 55, shortly after 2pm, climbing out of an oversized Mercedes Benz black van before heading into the federal courtouse. Wearing a camel colored suit, gray sweater, and brown classes, she smiled and waves rot fans outside of the courthouse, even stopping to shake a few hands. Giannulli remained quieter as he walked alongside her.

“I just want to say a few things about the conditions. I’m trying to be fair, and impose the same burdens on everyone,” presiding Judge Kelley told the courtroom. “So I think everyone knows that I am not inclined to allow personal international travel, but in general I’m discouraging that. With regard to business travel, I expect it should be necessary to the person’s livelihood. I ask you to be choosy about the business travel you raise.”

In addition to surrendering their passports, the judge asked everyone to remove any firearms from their homes, and to refrain from using drugs. She had initially imposed a condition that they are not allowed to speak with victims or witnesses in the case, but added that she has reconsidered that and is “not inclined to not allow family members to discuss the case. I don’t think it’s good for parents to not discuss with their children.”

Loughlin exited the courthouse shortly before 3:30pm, and did not give any comments to throngs of waiting press.