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Yes, you can present physical evidence, or exhibits. These are physical items, such as photographs, contracts, leases, samples, receipts, etc. that you want the Court to look at before making a decision in your case. The exhibit must be relevant to the issues in your case. You must also allow the other party to review the exhibit before you present it to the Court. An exhibit is not simply handed to the Court. You, or another witness, must identify the exhibit, which means to explain what the exhibit is and how it is related to the case.
The source of this information may be internal or external to the Gallatin County Justice Court. The Gallatin County Justice Court makes all reasonable efforts to verify this information. However, the information provided in this document is for your information only. The Gallatin County Justice Court makes no explicit or implied claims to the validity of this information.
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