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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR64-AR00-3900
Exhibits
3900.10 Marking in Advance. Exhibits which are not marked at, or prior to the
pre-trial conference shall be presented to the Court Reporter for marking prior to the beginning
of the trial, where possible, or during recesses in the trial, so that the trial is not delayed for the
marking of exhibits.
3900.20 Custody. After being marked for identification, models, diagrams,
exhibits, and material offered or admitted into evidence in any cause pending or tried before the
Court or jury shall be placed in the custody of the court reporter unless otherwise ordered by the
Judge.
3900.30 Removal. After a case has been decided, unless an appeal has been taken,
all models, diagrams, exhibits, or material placed in the custody of the Court Reporter shall be
taken by the parties offering them within six (6) months after the conclusion of the case. At the
time of removal, a detailed receipt shall be left with the court reporter and filed with the cause.
3900.40 Destruction of Exhibits. The court reporter shall retain the exhibits from
any case for ninety (90) days after the conclusion of the case, including appeals. After a case is
decided and no appeal taken, or after all appeals are completed, the court reporter may give
notice in writing to the party introducing the exhibit giving a time within which the exhibit shall
be removed from the custody of the court reporter. If the party does not recover the exhibit
within the time indicated, the court reporter may dispose of same and the party shall be charged
with any expenses of such disposition.
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- 2026-10-02
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