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Exhibits (Judge Bradley)

Please review L. Rule 9014-1(g) & L. Rule 7016-1(g), which allow parties to file exhibits on the docket in ECF.

Exhibits for Live Hearings:

If you do not file exhibits on the docket in ECF, please email all exhibits to the law clerks and courtroom deputy 5 calendar days before the hearing by 4 p.m. (CT) (unless the hearing was set on an expedited basis). You must also copy opposing counsel on your email.

Also, please bring one paper copy of the exhibits to the hearing for the witness box.

Exhibits for Virtual Hearings:

If you do not file exhibits on the docket in ECF, please email all exhibits to the law clerks and courtroom deputy 5 calendar days before the hearing by 4 p.m. (CT) (unless the hearing was set on an expedited basis). You must also copy opposing counsel on your email. 

You do not need to send any exhibits to the clerk's office if they are filed in ECF or emailed as set forth above. 

Electronic Exhibits for Live Hearings:

Any party wishing to use electronic exhibits should test their computer on the Court’s system at least one day prior to the first time they plan to present. Parties who attend court regularly only need to conduct this test once. To coordinate a time to come to the courtroom and test the system, please email the Courtroom Deputy (link sends e-mail)

Courtroom #2 (Judge Bradley’s Courtroom) is equipped with HDMI cables to allow attorneys to display electronic exhibits and demonstrative presentations on the Court’s TV monitors. Electronic exhibits also will be displayed on screens on the witness stand and on the bench. 

Parties wishing to use electronic exhibits simply need to bring their computer or electronic device to the courtroom and connect it to one of the Court’s HDMI cables, one of which is available at each counsel table and the podium. Most PCs support HDMI connectivity. Apple Computers, iPads, and other tablets are also compatible with this system, but they require additional components to connect that are not supplied by the Court. 

Materials needed for electronic presentation:

  • Your laptop, notebook and/or tablet
  • Adapters needed to connect to the HDMI cables (i.e. iPad, HDMI, Apple)

REMINDER: COURT STAFF CANNOT PROVIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR NON-COURT EQUIPMENT

Searchable, Bookmarked, Non-Duplicative Exhibits to Motions and Other Filings [Link to pdf]