Criminal Law
Showing 766–780 of 1816 resultsSorted by price: high to low
Filter by Price
Filter by: FILE TYPE
MOTION TO DISCLOSE EXPERT WITNESSES
MOTION TO DISCLOSE EXPERT WITNESSES
MOTION TO DISCOVER CRIMINAL RECORDS OF WITNESSES
MOTION TO DISCOVER CRIMINAL RECORDS OF WITNESSES
DEFENDANT’S MOTION TO ELECT THE COURT TO ASSESS PUNISHMENT
DEFENDANT’S MOTION TO ELECT THE COURT TO ASSESS PUNISHMENT
DEFENDANT MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL
DEFENDANT MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL based on improper instruction
DEFENDANT’S MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO DISCLOSE EXPERT
DEFENDANT NOTICE OF JOINDER IN DEFENDANT’S MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO DISCLOSE EXPERT
DEFENDANT MOTION FOR DISCOVERY AND INSPECTION UNDER FEDERAL RULES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 16
DEFENDANT MOTION FOR DISCOVERY AND INSPECTION UNDER FEDERAL RULES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 16
MOTION FOR DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
MOTION FOR DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION SUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH THE TRUSTWORTHINESS OF CRITICAL GOVERNMENT EVIDENCE
Joint Defense Motion for Ends of Justice Continuance
respectfully move for an ends of justice continuance of the applicable speedy trial deadlines
DEFENDANTS’ MOTION IN LIMINE
Criminal DEFENDANTS’ MOTION IN LIMINE for codefendants statements other out of court statements
DEFENDANT MOTION FOR BILL OF PARTICULARS
Criminal Defendants DEFENDANT MOTION FOR BILL OF PARTICULARS
Defendant’s Opposition to Plaintiff’s Motion in Limine Regarding Vehicle Photographs and Argument of Counsel
Defendant response in opposition of plaintiff’s motion in limine to not allow vehicle pictures.
Motion to Suppress Evidence – Florida
The grounds for this motion are that all of the aforementioned evidence was illegally seized without a warrant by virtue of an unlawful detention of the Defendant in violation of the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution
Motion for Discovery & Inspection of Evidence
MOTION FOR DISCOVERY AND INSPECTION OF EVIDENCE
Defendant’s Motion to Introduce Evidence (Sex Crimes)
A Motion to peirce/overcome the Colorado Rape Shield Motion. Sets forth specific facts that a defendant may seek to introduce at trial, but that pursuant to the Colorado Rape Shield Motion is otherwise excluded at trial. Motion must be submitted with the accompanying affidavit under seal at least 35 days prior to trial. – Pursuant to 18-3-407 CRS