Local Rule LR2-117. Exhibits at hearings and trial.

A. Size limitations. Exhibits presented at trial or other hearing which exceed fifteen (15) inches by seventeen (17) inches or which cannot be folded to fit within that size envelope may be admitted, provided the proponent of such exhibit provides the court a copy of the exhibit reduced to fifteen (15) inches by seventeen (17) inches. After the hearing or trial at which the exhibit was admitted, the reduced copy shall be substituted for the larger exhibit and made part of the permanent court record. The court will allow the proponent to withdraw a large exhibit from the court in order to obtain a reduced copy. This rule is not intended to limit the introduction of objects at issue in any case, e.g., the alleged faulty product, clothing, etc. B. Marking, filing and copying. The court reporter will mark, log, and file all exhibits used during court proceedings. Photocopies of exhibits in the form of paper may be requested from the special services division. A fee will be charged for all photocopies. Exhibits sealed by the court may not be photocopied without court order. [LR2-121 recompiled and amended as LR2-117 by Supreme Court Order No. 16-8300- 015, effective for all cases pending or filed on or after December 31, 2016.]