A. Advance Marking. All exhibits and material intended to be used during a civil trial shall be marked for identification purposes in a clear and concise fashion as herein described and additionally said markings shall not obscure nor hinder any relevant written or pictographic information contained on the exhibit itself.

B. Method of Designation. Unless otherwise ordered or directed by the Court, all exhibits shall be marked for identification purposes as follows:

C. Uniform Designation. Proposed exhibits, including those appended to requests for admission, interrogatories and depositions, as well as those to be utilized during trial, shall be uniformly identified during all phases of the case.

D. List of Exhibits. At the commencement of a civil trial, or at the pre-trial next preceding the commencement of a civil trial, each party's counsel shall tender to the Court and to opposing counsel, a list of all exhibits the party then intends to utilize at trial; the list shall contain the pre-marked number and a short description of the exhibit.

E. Copy for Judge. Except upon cause shown or as provided otherwise by the Court, a copy of each document or written exhibit intended to be tendered or entered during trial shall be furnished to the Judge at the commencement of a civil trial or at the pre-trial next preceding the commencement of a civil trial.