A motion in limine (pronounced lim-in-ee) is a legal request made to the judge before a trial starts, asking the judge to decide ahead of time whether certain evidence can or cannot be mentioned in ...

Motions in limine are conventionally used to obtain pretrial rulings on the admissibility of evidence. They are more commonly filed to establish the inadmissibility of certain evidence, but can also ...

Weeks before he's set to appear for an ethics hearing, a suspended appellate judge has filed several motions in limine. From evidence to testimony, the motions seek to exclude a variety of factors ...

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