Simple Numbered Template
The Simple Numbered exhibit stamp uses numeric labeling (Exhibit 1, 2, 3) for straightforward document identification. This format is commonly used by plaintiffs and in jurisdictions that prefer numerical exhibit organization.
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Best Practices
- 1Start numbering at 1 for the first exhibit
- 2Use leading zeros for large productions (001, 002, 003)
- 3Cross-reference exhibit numbers in your exhibit list
- 4Maintain sequential order matching your exhibit list
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Simple Numbered FAQ
Should plaintiffs use numbers or letters?
In most jurisdictions, plaintiffs use numbers (1, 2, 3) while defendants use letters (A, B, C). California Rules of Court 3.1110(c) specifically requires this convention.
What's the maximum number of exhibits I can label?
ExhibitPrep supports unlimited numeric exhibits. You can label as many documents as needed for your case.
Can I add leading zeros to exhibit numbers?
Yes, ExhibitPrep supports leading zeros (001, 002, 003) which is helpful for large document productions with hundreds of exhibits.
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