US · rules
D. Or. LR 77-5
Custody of Exhibits
(a) During Court Proceedings
Unless otherwise directed by the Court, exhibits offered or received in evidence will be maintained by the Clerk's Office while the Court is in session.
(b) At the Close of Daily Proceedings
(1) Sensitive Exhibits: At the conclusion of the daily proceedings, sensitive exhibits, unless submitted electronically, are returned to the offering counsel, who is responsible for maintaining custody and the integrity of the exhibits until the next session of Court, when they must be returned to the courtroom deputy clerk.
(2) Non-Sensitive Exhibits: Generally, the courtroom deputy clerk will maintain custody of non-sensitive exhibits until the conclusion of the proceedings.
History
March 1, 2012: LR 77-5: Rule removed and subsequent rules renumbered. March 1, 2014: LR 77-5(a): Changed "Clerk during the hours in which the" to "Clerk's Office while." March 1, 2014: LR 77-5(b)(1): Omitted "the Court will generally order that" before "sensitive exhibits," changed "exhibits be" to "exhibits, unless submitted electronically, are" before "returned," and changed "Clerk" to "courtroom deputy clerk." March 1, 2014: LR 77-5(b)(2): Changed "Clerk" to "courtroom deputy clerk."
Provenance
- Source
- www.ord.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
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