Law Practice,
Criminal
Aug. 29, 2016
Can you name that motion?
Take a look at this non-exhaustive list, and then test yourself on how many of the motions you remember. Earn MCLE, too.
Numerous motions made by defendants in criminal cases are widely known and referred to by the appellate opinions which originally discussed the motions. Even though the subject matter underlying the motions has often been refined and constricted by subsequent opinions and statutes, the original names stuck. Take a look at the non-exhaustive list below, and then test yourself on how many of the motions you remember.
The objective of this article and accompanying self-study test is to ...
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