An item offered into evidence in a case other than by electronic submission shall be placed in the Clerk’s custody. These items may not be claimed from the Clerk until the case is disposed of as to all issues, including appeals, unless the Court orders otherwise.
The party that offered the items into evidence may claim them from the Clerk:
(1) if the case is not appealed, within 90 days after the case is disposed of as to all issues; or
(2) if the case is appealed, within 28 days after the mandate of the reviewing court is filed in the Clerk’s office and the case is disposed of as to all issues, unless the Court orders otherwise.
No motion or order is necessary to claim the items. The party withdrawing them shall give the Clerk a detailed receipt when the items are withdrawn. The Clerk shall file the receipt in the cause.
The Clerk may dispose of those items not claimed by the parties within the deadline set under subparagraph (b) of this rule, after notice to the party presenting the exhibit.
No one may withdraw an original pleading, paper, record, model, or exhibit from the Clerk’s custody except as provided by this rule or by Court order.
Exhibits that may have been presented to the Court electronically but are not docketed in the case may be disposed of by the Clerk after expiration of the deadline set under subparagraph (b) of this rule.