The court may direct that the parties produce all of the exhibits they expect to offer into evidence at a pretrial conference or at any other time as may be designated by the court. Each of the exhibits shall thereupon be marked for identification by the attorneys or as the court may direct. The parties shall then stipulate as to the exhibits to which there are no objections, and such exhibits shall be admitted into evidence without the necessity of further foundation. The rule shall not preclude the introduction of additional exhibits at trial.
Ill. R. Cir. Ct. McHenry Cnty. 4.02