Journal d'un avocat. U.S.D.C. Eastern District of Virginia. Home | Resources | Notable Cases | Zacarias Moussaoui | Trial Exhibits United States v. Zacarias Moussaoui Criminal No. 01-455-A Trial Exhibits The following web pages link to all 1,202 exhibits admitted into evidence during the trial of U.S. v. Many of these exhibits are extremely large files; to view them, a broadband Internet connection is strongly recommended. The exhibits are organized first by the party that sought their admission, then by the phase of the trial in which they were introduced, and finally by exhibit number. Descriptions of the exhibits are the same as those provided by the parties to the jury in the parties' exhibit indexes. Some exhibits are copyrighted. Please consult the file format notes below if you have problems viewing any of the exhibits. Prosecution Trial Exhibits Defense Trial Exhibits File Format Notes Documents Photographs Objects Video and Audio Tapes Summary Presentations.
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