N.D. Cal. Civil L.R. 30-2

(a) Sequential Numbering of Pages. The pages of the deposition of a single witness, even

if taken at different times, must be numbered sequentially.

(b) Sequential Numbering of Exhibits. Documents identified as exhibits during the

course of depositions and at trial must be numbered and organized as follows:

(1) At the outset of the case, counsel must meet and confer regarding the sequential

numbering system that will be used for exhibits throughout the litigation,

including trial.

(2) If the pages of an exhibit are not numbered internally and it is necessary to

identify pages of an exhibit, then each page must receive a page number

designation preceded by the exhibit number (e.g., Exhibit 100-2, 100-3, 100-4).

(3) To the extent practicable, any exhibit which is an exact duplicate of an exhibit

previously numbered must bear the same exhibit number regardless of which

party is using the exhibit. Any version of any exhibit which is not an exact

duplicate must be marked and treated as a different exhibit, bearing a different

exhibit number.

(4) In addition to exhibit numbers, documents may bear other numbers or letters

used by the parties for internal control purposes.