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• Exhibits are physical/tangible evidence such as papers or documents which are submitted to the Administrative Law Judge as proof of facts presented during the hearing. Exhibits are usually compiled into an exhibit notebook. Two copies of all exhibits must be presented to the Administrative Law Judge and one copy to the other party involved in the case.
