If an oral or videotape deposition is to be used at trial, counsel for the party who intends
to introduce such deposition shall file a certificate with the court at the final pretrial conference
stipulating that the attorney has conferred with counsel for the opposing party in an effort to
eliminate irrelevancies, side comments, resolved objections, and other matters not necessary
for consideration by the trier of fact. It shall be the duty of counsel to make good faith efforts
to remove such portions of such depositions prior to trial. If a videotape transcript is not
available, counsel shall preview the videotape in order to comply with this rule. If the court finds
that any counsel failed in good faith to seek to remove such portions, the court may make such
order as is just, including an order that the entire deposition be read against a party, or that the
entire deposition be excluded.
