Exhibit

An exhibit is a document, object, or piece of evidence presented during a legal proceeding to support a case or argument. It is formally introduced into the courtroom record to substantiate claims, demonstrate facts, or challenge opposing evidence. Exhibits can include pictures, contracts, videos, or physical items, and they are typically marked and labeled for easy reference. Their purpose is to provide tangible proof that helps judges or juries understand the evidence behind the arguments made by the parties involved in a case.