LA · rules
Unif. R. La. Cts. App. 2-15.4
Textual Materials and Exhibits
(1) Textual Materials. A book, treatise, or other textual material not
conveniently available to the court, used as authority during argument by
counsel, shall, on request of the court, be deposited with the court until the
case is decided. With permission of the court, a photocopy of the pertinent
material may be substituted in lieu of the book, treatise, or other textual
material.
(2) Exhibits for Demonstration. All models, maps, charts, diagrams, or other
exhibits used for purposes of illustration, demonstration, or explanation during
oral argument before the court (but not made a part of the record) and
deposited thereafter with the court shall be removed by the party or counsel
responsible for such use and deposit within 30 days after written notice is
given by the clerk. Failure to timely remove the item shall authorize the clerk
to destroy the exhibit or make other disposition thereof as the court may deem
proper. All such items not deposited with the court shall be removed by the
end of the court’s session that day.
Provenance
- Source
- www.fifthcircuit.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- 2026-09-18
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