Rule 21.	Physical Evidence - Original Evidence

Any party relying on physical evidence may include as a part of the transcript a photograph, a videotape or an audiotape of the evidence, together with an explanation or description if deemed necessary, in lieu of transmitting the original evidence. If the relying party deems the original evidence to be of such importance that a photograph, videotape or audiotape of the evidence or a description can not suffice to demonstrate such party's contention, such party may apply to the trial court for an order directing the transmission of evidence to this Court. In no evident, unless directed by this Court, shall physical evidence be transmitted to the Court which is bulky, cumbersome, or expensive to transport, or which, by reason of its nature, is dangerous to handle. After the remittitur has been issued from the Court to the trial court, the clerk of this Court may return all original evidence or exhibits to the clerk of the trial court.