A motion in the context of post-conviction is a formal request made to a court for a specific ruling or order after the initial complaint has been filed. It is a legal tool that individuals can use to appeal decisions, seek modifications to their probation, or request other changes to their post-conviction status. The process involves preparing legal documents and potentially appearing in court, and it is often used to address issues such as unjust convictions or to seek relief from certain conditions of probation.