Criminal Law

Criminal Law

Motion to Continue Trial

Sold By : Leonard Martinez

A simple motion to continue a trial in misdemeanor case when Attorney was just recently hired

$50.00

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Criminal Law

MOTION CHALLENGING PROBABLE CAUSE IN SUPPORT OF WARRANTLESS ARREST

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A motion filed in court to challenge whether the police had probable cause to stop and arrest defendant. Motion should be used early in the case and filed prior to preliminary hearing.

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Appellate, Criminal Law, White Collar Crime

Defendant’s Petition – Leave to File Appeal

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This is a state of Wisconsin, Court of Appeals, District II, defendant’s petition for leave to appeal a non-final order and memorandum in support of defendant’s petition for leave to appeal non-final order. This was used in a case alleging felony voter fraud. The appeal was done in regards to jury instruction prior to deliberation.

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Criminal Law, General Criminal Motions

Colorado Court of Appeals Motion for Enlargement COVID-19

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A brief Motion to Enlarge Time to file an Opening Brief with the Colorado Court of Appeals, due to COVID-19 complications

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Criminal Law

Voir Dire Involving Presumption of Innocence

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$15.00

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Training Materials, White Collar Crime

Voir Dire in White Collar Cases

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This product gives example of Voir Dire questions in a white collar case.

$4.49

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Criminal Law

The Psychology of Voir Dire OUTLINE

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$10.00

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Criminal Law

The Colorado Method OUTLINE

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Criminal Law, Training Materials

The Colorado Method of Voir Dire

Sold By : Maurice Henry

This product states the overview of the Colorado method of Voir Dire, which includes, a discussion of indictment, emotionally difficult nature of the evidence and allegations, learning prospective jurors’ views about life and death, re-stripping the prospective juror, questioning to challenge, exploring unique aspects of decision-making, and factual determination versus moral decision.

$20.00

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Criminal Law