Exhibit List-Trial {LACIV216}

LACIV 216, EXHIBIT LIST – TRIAL JOINT SUBMISSION LONG CAUSE. This form is used in the Los Angeles Superior Court for filing an exhibit list in a long cause trial. A long cause trial is a type of civil trial that involves complex legal issues, large amounts of evidence, and a significant amount of time in court. The exhibit list is a document that provides a list of all of the exhibits, or pieces of evidence, that each party intends to introduce at trial. This includes documents, photographs, videos, and any other physical or electronic evidence that will be presented during the trial. The LASC LACIV 216 form requires the party to list each exhibit by number or letter, provide a brief description of the exhibit, and indicate whether the exhibit is a original or a copy. The form also requires the party to indicate whether the exhibit has been marked for identification or admitted into evidence. Filing the exhibit list using LASC LACIV 216 is an important step in preparing for a long cause trial. By providing a comprehensive list of exhibits in advance, each party can ensure that all evidence is properly accounted for and can be presented efficiently during the trial. It is important to note that the exhibit list must be served on all other parties to the case in accordance with the court's rules and procedures. Additionally, parties should consult with an attorney or a legal aid organization for guidance on how to prepare and file an exhibit list in a long cause trial. For Optional Use. www.FormsWorkflow.com