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Motion to Suppress Blood Draw + Cross Examination Questions – DUI
Motion to suppress questions to the expert who preformed the blood draw related to the case.
MOTION TO SUPPRESS BREATH TEST RESULT DUE TO FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATION
MOTION TO SUPPRESS BREATH TEST RESULT DUE TO FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATION
Motion to Suppress Cell Phone Seized
Motion to Suppress Cell Phone Seized
Motion to Suppress Conviction – Criminal Defense Legal Document
Document motions for certain evidence to be suppressed in trial, including past convictions.
Motion to Suppress Defendants Statement during Custodial Interrogation
Sample to suppress Defendant’s statements while in custody without proper Miranda advisement. Well written motion to exclude evidence from an unlawful interrogation
Motion to Suppress DNA in a Sex Case
Motions the Court to exclude any DNA related evidence at trial in this matter.
DNA evidence can become contaminated when DNA from another source gets mixed with DNA relevant to the case. For this reason, investigators and laboratory personnel should always wear disposable gloves, use clean instruments, and avoid touching other objects, including their own body, when handling evidence.
Forensic evidence increasingly includes genetic fingerprinting, but researchers worry that juries may put too much stock in the results. Since the advent of DNA testing, it’s solved cold cases, connected crimes committed in different jurisdictions and even freed innocent men from death row.
One of the most reliable forms of evidence in many criminal cases is in our genes, encoded in DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). DNA evidence can be collected from blood, hair, skin cells, and other bodily substances. It can even be used to solve old crimes that occurred prior to the development of DNA-testing technology.
Compared to fingerprinting or eyewitness testimony, which both have inherent flaws and inaccuracies, DNA evidence is a highly effective way to match a suspect to biological samples collected during a criminal investigation.
Motion to Suppress DUI Breath Test
MOTION TO SUPPRESS BREATH TEST
Motion to suppress breath test on notion road side tests were taken illegally and arrest were warrantless.
Implied consent laws generally require all drivers lawfully arrested for a DUI to submit to chemical testing (normally, a breath or blood test). However, many states make prearrest PAS tests optional—meaning, there’s no legal consequence for a driver who refuses a PAS test.
Motion to Suppress Electronic Evidence
Motion to Suppress Electronic Evidence
MOTION TO SUPPRESS ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE BY DEFENDANTS
MOTION TO SUPPRESS ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE BY DEFENDANTS
Motion to Suppress Electronic Surveilance
Motion to Suppress Electronic Surveilance
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 to Suppress Evidence – Hotel Room
The grounds for this motion are that all of the aforementioned evidence was illegally seized without a warrant by virtue of an unlawful search of the Defendant’s hotel room in violation of the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution
Motion to Suppress Evidence (defective warrant)
Notice of Motion and Motion to Supress Evidence (defective warrant)
Motion to Suppress Evidence & Accompanying Memorandum of Law
The grounds for this motion are that all of the aforementioned evidence was illegally seized without a warrant by virtue of an unlawful seizure and detention of the Defendant in violation of the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution