courtroom exhibits
Presented case materials
Courtroom exhibits are physical items or documents presented as evidence during a trial.
These include photographs, weapons, contracts, medical records, or any tangible material relevant to the case.
Exhibits are formally admitted through a process where attorneys establish their authenticity and relevance: The prosecution entered the bloody glove as Exhibit A.
Each exhibit receives a designation—typically a letter or number—for reference throughout proceedings.
- fingerprintsRidge patterns identifying individuals
- contractsEnforceable written agreements
- chartsVisual data displays
- weaponsTools for fighting
- lettersAlphabetic characters or mail
diagrams · reconstructions · animations · surveillance footage · security camera · case · medical records · timelines · photographs · metadata · transcripts · clothing · audio recordings · expert testimony · witness statement · receipts · paper trail · forensic analysis
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Evidence delivered by speaking
witness testimony · depositions · sworn statements · witness statements · cross-examination
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