Litigation
Aug. 29, 2001
Risky Business
When trial approaches, one question that trial attorneys must consider relates to what evidence they would like to have admitted or excluded during the course of the trial.
When trial approaches, one question that trial attorneys must consider relates to what evidence they would like to have admitted or excluded during the course of the trial. Motions in limine are a commonly used tool of trial advocacy in both criminal and civil cases. And although they generally are made before trial begins, they may be bro...
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