defense motion in limine criminal
Motions in Limine Exclude or Admit Testimonial Evidence That is Prejudical or Illegal. A motion in limine is a motion that also exists in civil practice. It means âmotion at the start,â and is another example of attorneys using latin to make themselves feel smarter. A motion in limine is a vehicle whereby either side to the case can exclude evidence. Usually, the motion seeks to exclude testimonial evidence.