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Response in Opposition to Government’s Motion for Protective Order
RESPONSE IN OPPOSITION TO GOVERNMENT’S MOTION FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER
Defendant’s Response to Plaintiff’s Motion for an Order to Provide Handwriting Exemplars
DEFENDANT’S RESPONSE TO PLAINTIFF’S MOTION FOR AN ORDER TO PROVIDE HANDWRITING EXEMPLARS
Defendant Response to Provide Fingerprints
DEFENDANT REPLY TO GOVERNMENT’S MOTION TO PROVIDE FULL CASE FINGERPRINTS AND PALM PRINTS
Motion for the Court to Direct the Court Reporter t take Voir Dire Examination
MOTION FOR THE COURT TO DIRECT THE COURT REPORTER
TO TAKE VOIR DIRE EXAMINATION OF THE JURY AND
ALL FINAL ARGUMENTS IN THE ABOVE STYLED AND NUMBERED CAUSE
Motion for Disclosure of All Attorney Files & Records
Motion for Disclosure of All Attorney Files & Records
Motion to Allow Defendant to Use Victim’s Prior Allegations
Motion to Allow Defendant to Use Victim’s Prior Allegations
Motion in Limine Name Calling by Prosecution
DEFENDANT’S MOTION IN LIMINE NO.___
Motion to Appoint a Special Prosecutor
A Motion for appointment of special prosecutor Contains both .pdf and .docx document formats
Motion to Preclude Prosecution Improper Staement During Closing Statement
Colorado Motion to preclude certain statements made by DA at Closing Statement + the associated Order
Motion for State Witnesses to Discuss Facts with Defense Counsel
MOTION FOR AUTHORIZATION FOR STATE’S WITNESSES TO DISCUSS FACTS OF THE CASE WITH DEFENSE COUNSEL
Motion for Discovery of Impeaching Information – Criminal Defense Legal Document
Document pursuing the motion to impeach evidence on the basis it blocks the defendant from a fair trial.
Motion for Expert Discovery and Disclosure – Criminal Defense Legal Document
Document filed for all expert witnesses and discoveries to be disclosed.
Motion for Ruling on Petition for Postconviction Relief – Criminal Defense Legal Document
Document petitioning for post-conviction relief including appeals of criminal convictions, modifying sentencing, and other reliefs seen as proper and just.