Records
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Except upon approval of the court, no record or paper in court files may be removed from the clerk.
A party removing any record or paper must provide the clerk a receipt signed by the party or the party’s attorney reflecting each record or paper removed from the clerk.
Exhibits
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Removal After Final Disposition. Within 60 days after final disposition of the case, including appeal, and denial of, or expiration of the time in which to file, a petition for writ of certiorari in the U.S. Supreme Court, the party who offered an exhibit must remove it from the clerk.
Failure to Remove. Failure to remove any exhibit within 60 days of final disposition of the case may result in the clerk destroying or otherwise disposing of the exhibit.
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