Rule 12-212. Exhibits and depositions; general calendar cases.

A. Depositions and documentary exhibits. A designation of depositions and exhibits that are documents, maps, charts, photographs, recordings, videotapes or the like, shall be filed by the appellant within fifteen (15) days after service of the general calendar assignment. If the appellant does not intend to designate any such depositions or exhibits for inclusion in the record on appeal, the appellant shall, within fifteen (15) days after service of the general calendar assignment, file in the appellate court and serve on the other parties to the appeal a notice that no depositions or exhibits will be designated. Within fifteen (15) days of service of appellant's designation or notice of non-designation, appellee may designate further depositions and documentary exhibits. The designations shall be filed with the district court clerk and served on the appellate court and the other parties to the appeal. The district court clerk shall send to the appellate court all the designated depositions and documentary exhibits with the transcript of proceedings. B. Non-documentary exhibits. The appellate court may designate non- documentary exhibits upon the request of either party made on or before the time for filing designations of documentary exhibits. The request shall be filed in the appellate court and shall concisely set forth the reason why each exhibit is necessary for the appeal. The appellate court shall determine which exhibits shall be included and shall notify the parties and the district court clerk. At the time the transcript of proceedings is sent to the appellate court, the district court clerk shall also send all non-documentary exhibits designated by the appellate court. C. Supplemental exhibits. The appellate court may, upon its own motion or upon motion of any party and for good cause shown, order or allow additional exhibits to be forwarded to the appellate court. D. Return of exhibits. After final determination of the appeal, the appellate court clerk shall cause the exhibits to be returned to the district court.