R151-4-607. Certification - Delivery - Exhibits

(1) The court reporter shall record the deposition. (2) The court reporter shall sign a certificate to accompany the record, stating that the witness was under oath or affirmation, and that the record is a true record of the deposition. (3)(a) The court reporter shall keep a copy of the record. (b) The court reporter shall securely seal the record endorsed with the title of the action and marked "Deposition of (name). Do not open." and shall promptly send the sealed record to the attorney or the party who designated the recording method. (c) An attorney or party receiving the record shall store it under conditions that will protect it against loss, destruction, tampering, or deterioration. (4)(a) Each party may inspect and copy documents and things produced for inspection and shall have a fair opportunity to compare copies and originals. (b)(i) Upon the request of a party, documents and things produced for inspection shall be marked for identification and added to the record. (ii) If a witness wants to retain the originals, the witness shall offer the originals to be copied, marked for identification, and added to the record. (5) Upon payment of reasonable charges, the court reporter shall furnish a copy of the record to any party or to the witness.