Upon return of the original, the copy may be returned or discarded. This rule does not affect release of documentary evidence upon close of evidence at trial. Unless the court in any action orders otherwise, the originals of all depositions, interrogatories, demands to admit, and other discover documentation shall be retained by the attorney for the party who initiated the discovery, or one of them, pursuant to agreement among them, and such originals will be filed with the court only upon the court's direction to do so immediately prior to trial, or sooner in the event some portion of such discovery information is needed for procedures prior to trial. The originals of depositions shall be retained by the attorney in sealed form as received from the person recording the testimony, and shall be opened by the court. As the judge enters the courtroom, the bailiff or clerk shall require all present to rise and stand.
Silence is commanded.
Thereupon all shall be seated and business ensue. The national flag, at all times while court is in session, shall be displayed close to the bench on a standard to the right of the judge. Unless otherwise permitted by the court, lawyers shall examine witnesses from a standing or seated position at counsel table, except when handling exhibits. If a lectern is provided by the court, examination may be either from said position at counsel table or from the lectern. In jury arguments, no jurors shall be addressed individually or by name.