§ 904.262 - Documents, copies and exhibits.

(a) If original documents have been received in evidence, a true copy thereof, or of such part as may be material or relevant, may be substituted in lieu of the original during the hearing or at its conclusion. The Judge may, in his or her discretion, and after notice to the other parties, allow the withdrawal of original exhibits or any part thereof by the party entitled thereto for the purpose of substituting copies. The substitution of true copies of exhibits, or any part thereof, may be required by the Judge in his or her discretion as a condition of granting permission for withdrawal of the original.

(b) Photographs may be substituted for physical evidence in the discretion of the Judge.

(c) Except upon the Judge's order, or upon request by a party, physical evidence will be retained after the hearing by the authorized enforcement officer responsible for the case.