AI Prompts 4: Organizing Evidence and Your Exhibit List

Part 4 of 8 in the AI prompt guide. Good evidence, well organized, makes your hearing shorter and clearer. AI can help you sort what you have into a numbered exhibit list. See also preserving your evidence.

Copy a prompt, replace every [bracket] with your own facts, and paste it into the AI tool you use.

Use AI safely

• AI can be wrong. It can state rules that don't exist or invent court cases. Check every rule, deadline and form with your court or your state page.
• Keep private details out. Don't paste account numbers, Social Security numbers, birth dates, or other people's full addresses and phone numbers. Use placeholders like [ADDRESS].
• Read before you use it. Never file, send or read aloud AI-written text you haven't read and checked line by line. You're responsible for what you submit.
• Facts come from you. If the AI adds a fact you didn't give it, delete it.

Sample prompts

Sort my evidence

Here's a list of the evidence I have. Group it by what it proves (the agreement, the problem, the amount, my demand for payment). Use only what I list.

Evidence:
[list each item: what it is, date, who made it]

This information is for educational purposes only. It is not legal advice. Rules, deadlines, fees and forms vary by state and court. Check your court's rules or self-help center before you act.

In the Playbook (members):

• Build an exhibit list
• What am I missing?
• Text message cleanup plan