(1) Discovery requests and responses as identified in CR 5.06 and RCr 7.24 shall not be electronically filed unless ordered by the court, used at trial, necessary to a pretrial motion, propounded at the onset of an action pursuant to CRs 33.01(2), 34.01(2), and 36.01(2), or agreed to by stipulation.

(2) The eFiling system will not be used for the electronic exchange of discovery materials and other communications between the parties that are not intended to be filed with the court. Parties may exchange discovery materials electronically by mutual consent consistent with CR 5.02, but not via the court's eFiling system.

(3) The following documents must be conventionally filed: (i) any document in a sealed case; (ii) any document ordered sealed in an otherwise public record; (iii) a motion to seal and any document that is the subject of that motion, including any document requested to be reviewed in camera; (iv) depositions upon oral examination required by CR 30.06(1) to be delivered to the clerk by the officer taking the deposition; and (v) depositions upon written questions required by CR 31.02 to be filed by the officer taking the deposition.