Criminal Defense Exhibit Stamping
Organize and stamp exhibits for criminal defense. From discovery materials to expert reports, prepare court-ready exhibits with defense-specific templates.
Common Criminal Defense Exhibits
Discovery Materials
Police reports, witness statements, lab results
Surveillance Stills
Video frame captures, photos, diagrams
Witness Statements
Affidavits, interviews, recordings transcripts
Expert Reports
Forensics, ballistics, medical examinations
Why Defense Attorneys Use ExhibitPrep
- Defense templates - D-1, D-2 format specifically for defense exhibits
- Batch discovery processing - Process voluminous discovery materials efficiently
- Image handling - Stamp surveillance stills and photographic evidence
- Client confidentiality - Sensitive case materials never leave your computer
- Trial-ready format - Professional exhibits meet court filing requirements
Criminal Defense Exhibit Checklist
Download our free checklist of common defense exhibits. Essential for motions, hearings, and trial preparation.
Criminal Defense Exhibit Workflow
Organize Discovery
Convert discovery materials to PDF format and organize by category
Upload Documents
Batch upload police reports, witness statements, and evidence photos
Apply Defense Template
Select Defense Exhibit template with D-prefix numbering
Export & File
Download stamped exhibits for motion practice or trial
🆕 New: Trial Binder Mode
Create court-ready trial binders with alphabetic labels (A, B, C), per-exhibit page numbering (A1-A5), and drag-drop reordering. Great for criminal defense trial preparation with auto-generated table of contents and exhibit titles.
Learn about Trial Binder ModeSee Batch Stamping in Action
Watch how to batch stamp discovery materials, surveillance stills, and witness statements in under 20 seconds.
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Criminal Defense Exhibits by State
Each state has specific exhibit marking rules. Find your state's requirements:
Criminal Defense Exhibit FAQ
What exhibits are most common in criminal defense?
Discovery materials, police reports, witness statements, surveillance footage stills, expert reports, forensic evidence, and alibi documentation are frequently used in criminal defense cases.
Should I use D-prefix numbering for defense exhibits?
Yes, defense exhibits typically use D-1, D-2, D-3 numbering to distinguish them from prosecution exhibits (P-1, P-2). ExhibitPrep's Defense template uses this standard format.
How do I handle large volumes of discovery?
Batch upload all discovery PDFs to ExhibitPrep. Organize by category (police reports, witness statements, lab results), then stamp with sequential numbering. Consider creating a master index.
Can I stamp surveillance video frame captures?
Yes! Convert video frames to PDF format, then stamp as exhibits. Group related frames together or stamp individually depending on your trial strategy.
What about expert witness exhibits?
Stamp expert reports, diagrams, and supporting materials as defense exhibits. Use consistent numbering and consider creating exhibit binders for complex expert testimony.