Litigation
Jun. 7, 2006
How to Preserve an Appellate Record in California Courts
Focus Column - By Martin N. Buchanan - In criminal and civil cases, the usual purpose of motions in limine is to obtain a ruling on the admissibility of evidence before trial "to avoid the obviously futile attempt to 'unring the bell' in the event a motion to strike is granted in the proceedings before the jury."
By Martin N. Buchanan
In criminal and civil cases, the usual purpose of motions in limine is to obtain a ruling on the admissibility of evidence before trial "to avoid the obviously futile attempt to 'unring the bell' in the event a motion to strike is granted in the proceedings before the jury." Hyatt v. Sierra Boat Co., 79 Cal.App.3d 325 (1978).
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