trial exhibits
Proof shown jurors
Trial exhibits are documents, photographs, objects, or other physical evidence formally presented during a court proceeding.
Attorneys introduce exhibits to support their arguments, and once admitted by the judge, exhibits become part of the official record.
The prosecution's trial exhibits included surveillance footage and the victim's clothing.
- documentsFormal written records
- paper trailDocumentary evidence chain
- admissibilityQuality of being permitted
- photographsLight-captured images
- smoking gunIrrefutable proof of wrongdoing
murder weapon · authentication · attorneys · relevance · videos · chain of custody · sealed envelope · stipulation · redaction · discovery · charts · judges · paralegals · audio recordings · submission · projectors · contracts · forensic reports
trial exhibitshearsay
Unverified secondhand information
inadmissible evidence · speculation · conjecture · allegations · accusations
trial exhibitsoral testimony
Evidence delivered by speaking
witness statements · opening statements · closing arguments · jury instructions
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