Tabbies TAB58093 Defendant Exhibit Labels 252 Pack

Product Description

The TABBIES TAB58093 is a color-coded legal exhibit label designed to identify defense exhibits in legal proceedings. Each label measures 1.625 x 1 inches and displays DEFENDANT'S EXHIBIT in bold black text, with a blank field for writing in exhibit letters or numbers. Sold in packs of 252, these labels are intended for legal professionals who need a fast, consistent method for marking and referencing exhibit materials. They apply cleanly to standard document surfaces and hold up through courtroom handling, filing, and archival storage.

These labels are suited for use in law offices, courtrooms, and judges' chambers. They work on a wide range of legal materials including case reports, correspondence, photographs, and deposition transcripts. The color-coded format supports quick visual sorting when managing multi-exhibit case files. The write-in exhibit ID field accommodates both alphabetic and numeric referencing systems used across different jurisdictions and legal disciplines.

Key Features

• DEFENDANT'S EXHIBIT printed in bold black text for clear, courtroom-ready identification
• Write-in field accommodates letters or numbers for flexible exhibit referencing
• Color-coded design supports quick visual sorting across multi-exhibit files
• 1.625 x 1 inch size fits standard legal documents, photos, and reports
• Pack of 252 labels provides high-volume supply for active caseloads
• Suitable for documents, depositions, photographs, and correspondence

Compatibility

Designed as a standard legal exhibit label for use on paper documents, photographs, file folders, and other flat surfaces commonly handled in legal and court environments.

Installation Notes

Applied by hand to the surface of the exhibit material prior to filing or courtroom presentation. Ensure the target surface is clean and dry before application to achieve full adhesion. Write exhibit identification clearly in the blank field using a permanent marker or ballpoint pen. Follow local court rules and attorney instructions regarding exhibit labeling standards and placement.