a. Custody of Exhibits During Trial or Evidentiary Hearing. Unless the Court
directs otherwise, each exhibit admitted into evidence during a trial or other
evidentiary proceeding will be held in the custody of the clerk.
b. Removal of Exhibits Upon Conclusion of Proceeding. At the conclusion of a
proceeding in this Court, any exhibit placed in the custody of the clerk pursuant
to subsection (a) must be removed by the party that submitted it into evidence.
Unless otherwise permitted by the Court, no exhibit may be removed earlier than:
1. 14 days after expiration of the time for filing a notice of appeal, if no notice
of appeal is filed in the proceeding by any party; or
2. 14 days after a mandate issues from the Court of Appeals, if an appeal was
taken by any party to the proceeding.
c. Disposition of Unclaimed Exhibits. Unless otherwise directed by the Court, the
clerk may destroy or otherwise dispose of exhibits not reclaimed within 21 days
after the time set for removal under this rule.
