How to Label Exhibits for Court
Follow a repeatable process for naming, numbering, and labeling exhibits.
Published May 10, 2025
Courts appreciate well-organized exhibits. This guide covers how to assign exhibit numbers, coordinate with your exhibit list, and print matching stickers using ExhibitStickersPDF.
When to use this
- You are preparing binders for a motion hearing or trial.
- Opposing counsel requested marked exhibits in advance of a conference.
- You want to avoid confusion when multiple team members label documents.
How to do it (fast)
- Create or update your exhibit index in EvidenceIndexPDF or DocumentIndexPDF.
- Assign exhibit numbers and note any sub-labels for photos or videos.
- Generate sticker sheets in ExhibitStickersPDF so the labels match the numbering in your index.
Why this helps
- Eliminates guesswork about which exhibit number belongs on each document.
- Keeps your team aligned when preparing large volumes of evidence.
- Produces professional labels without outsourcing printing.
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Not legal advice. Courts set their own rules. Keep your original records.