Exhibit List Template
$7.00
A blank exhibit list table for hearings and trials: exhibit number, description, who offers it, and whether it was identified, offered and admitted.
| Type | Blank template |
|---|---|
| Edition | 1.0 |
| Revised | 2026-10-23 |
| Jurisdiction | General — not specific to any court |
| Formats | DOCX, PDF |
Educational template. You choose and write all case content. Not reviewed for your jurisdiction or situation; check your court's rules before filing.
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Description
The Exhibit List Template is a blank template from Lawtopolis. A landscape table with columns for exhibit number, a short description, the offering party, the date identified, the date offered, any objection, and whether the exhibit was admitted or refused, plus a caption block at the top.
What is in the exhibit list template
Your download includes these files:
- Exhibit List (DOCX)
- Exhibit List (PDF preview)
Each file is editable, so you can type your own information straight into it. In addition, every template is general and is not tied to any one court.
How to use the exhibit list template
Number exhibits the way your court requires — many courts assign numbers to one side and letters to the other. Describe each exhibit neutrally. Check your local rules and the judge’s pretrial order for the required format and filing deadline.
First, read your court’s rules so you know what the finished document must contain. Next, fill in your own information. Then compare the result with the rules one more time before you file or serve anything.
Check your court’s rules first
Courts set their own formatting and filing rules. For example, they may set margins, font size, line spacing and page limits. Also, many courts publish their own mandatory forms, and you must use those where they exist. Federal rules are available from the federal judiciary. For state courts, start with our state procedures guide.
Important limits
- This is an educational template. It contains no case facts or arguments — you choose and write all content.
- Courts set their own formatting, filing and local rules. Check the rules of your court before filing.
- Not reviewed for your jurisdiction or situation. Not legal advice.
Licensed for use in your own matters. Download from your account after purchase.
All sales are final. Refunds are not available on digital downloads, so please read this page in full before you buy. See our refund policy.
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