Courts and individual judges have their own rules for marking exhibits. Counsel decides the numbering; staff prepare the labels and the list.
Common practice
- One side uses numbers and the other letters, or each side uses its own prefix, as the court directs.
- Label every page set the same way, in the same corner.
- Keep the exhibit list in the same order as the labels.
Check the judge's instructions
Some judges pre-mark exhibits or require them filed in advance.
Our exhibit label maker prints a sheet of numbered labels.
Litigation support is performed at the direction of a licensed attorney.
This article is general information, not legal, tax or regulatory advice. Rules change; confirm current requirements with the responsible agency or a licensed professional.
