No. According to Superior Court, Civil Division Rule 5(d), the requesting party must retain the original discovery material or, in the case of depositions, make arrangements for the reporter to retain original and unaltered transcripts made at the party’s request. These materials must be retained until the case is concluded, the time for noting an appeal or petitioning for a writ of certiorari has expired, and any such appeal or petition has been decided. Discovery documents may be filed as attachments to a motion or opposition to which they are relevant without permission of the Court and must be filed if the Court so orders. A Certificate regarding Discovery must accompany some filings.