what is motion to supress evidence?
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Usually a motion to suppress evidence is one in which the evidence is highly relevant to the facts at issue (e.g.--gun, drugs, or a defendant's statement) but was obtained in violation of the defendant's constitutional right (e.g.--4th, 5th, 6th Amend.).
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The exact rules will vary from state to state and it may depend on how late the response is.  Here in California, it is up to the parties to demand a Bill of Particulars.  It's also up to the party making the demand to file a motion to compel compliance.  If a tardy Bill of Particulars is served before a motion to compel is filed, then there are no consequences beyond a waiver of the right to raise any objections to the demand.  The laws of your state may be different.
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You should talk to your husband's lawyer. The lawyer should file the motion. If it is a matter of fees, contact the public defender's office.\n\nIf you file a motion that does not have all of the required information and it is denied, it could prevent a lawyer from filing the correct motion later.\n\nNo matter what, you should speak to a lawyer in your area.
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Motion:1 a : an act, process, or instance of changing place : MOVEMENT b : an active or functioning state or condition <set the divorce proceedings in motion>\n2 : an impulse or inclination of the mind or will\n3 a : a proposal for action; especially : a formal proposal made in a deliberative assembly b : an application made to a court or judge to obtain an order, ruling, or direction\n4 obsolete a : a puppet show b : PUPPET\n5 : MECHANISM\n6 a : an act or instance of moving the body or its parts : GESTURE b plural : ACTIVITIES, MOVEMENTS\n7 : melodic change of pitch\n\nNOTICE:1 a (1) : warning or intimation of something : ANNOUNCEMENT (2) : notification by one of the parties to an agreement or relation of intention of terminating it at a specified time (3) : the condition of being warned or notified -- usually used in the phrase on notice b : INFORMATION, INTELLIGENCE\n2 a : ATTENTION, HEED b : polite or favorable attention : CIVILITY\n3 : a written or printed announcement\n4 : a short critical account or examination\n\nPLEADING:1 : to argue a case or cause in a court of law\n2 a : to make an allegation in an action or other legal proceeding; especially : to answer the previous pleading of the other party by denying facts therein stated or by alleging new facts b : to conduct pleadings\n3 : to make a plea of a specified nature <plead not guilty>\n4 a : to argue for or against a claim b : to entreat or appeal earnestly\ntransitive senses\n1 : to maintain (as a case or cause) in a court of law or other tribunal\n2 : to allege in or by way of a legal plea\n3 : to offer as a plea usually in defense, apology, or excuse
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Run and slam your head into the concrete, you'll have all the evidence you need. LOL
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Unless you're an attorney, you can not make a motion on behalf of a corporation. \n\nReading between the lines, I'll assume that you and/or your company either were not served or chose not to respond to the Florida company's lawsuit in the Florida courts. On the facts I've imagined, you'd have to hire a local attorney in Florida to move to set aside the judgment. While a Florida attorney can best advise you on Florida law, in most states, a motion to set aside a default judgment requires two things:\n\n1) a good excuse for failing to answer the first time around, and\n2) a good defense to the claim.\n\nIf you only have one of the two, you're out of luck...which is why I always advise clients to answer a law suit - spending a little to defend against a certain headache.
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The opposing side does not have to agree for you to prevail.  A motion is a written request to the Judge that your case is assigned to, explaining your filing difficulties and stressing that you did present timely documents.  If the Judge finds your argument to be fair, he/she may rule that it is in the interest of justice to permit you to proceed.  Also, you should serve the opposing side with a copy of your motion.
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You can file a motion for dismissal on the grounds that the defendant's right to due process has been violated, but this is something that is really best left to an attorney.\n\nIt is extremely rare that a motion for dismissal filed by someone representing him/herself is successful.
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file a motion to get that restriction expunged....need to hire a lawyer to do that..
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It's used when an objection is made -- basically the judge is agreeing w/the objection.
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Such motions are rarely granted, and doing them pro se takes the chances of success down near zero.\n\nA certificate of service is pretty easy though. There should be a form on the website of the US District Court you're in.
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What is the standard way to describe motion ?
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More info needed. B/w perpetuate testimony and what?
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That is a complex situation with lots to be sorted out.  The best approach would be to take one step at a time.  Work on each step of the process.  Overall, the bank can take action and then it is up to you to show why the action was not proper and defend your actions.  It is a difficult mess, but hang in there, make sure you can show and prove your facts and it can be resolved in time.  At best, mediation may be the answer for your situation.
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Hire a bankruptcy attorney to advise you.  If you have filed your petition and are now receiving opposition from the trustee, simply trying to back out may be the wrong course of action.  This issue is way to sensitive to be handled in this forum.  Call an attorney right away.
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You can file the motion to dismiss whenever you feel like it, in the arraignment ask for a motion of discovery as it will assist in filing the MTD
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present evidence to refute the charges.