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Motion in Limine - Louisiana 2026

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The document is a legal motion filed in the Judicial District Court of Louisiana, where the defendant requests the court to prevent the State from introducing evidence of any crimes not specified in the bill of information. An order is issued for the State to show cause regarding this motion, and a certificate of service confirms that the motion has been delivered to the District Attorney's Office.

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Begin by filling in the judicial district and parish at the top of the form. This identifies the court handling your case.
Enter the docket number, which is essential for tracking your case within the court system.
In the main body, clearly state your motion. Specify that you are requesting to prohibit any evidence of crimes not listed in the bill of information.
Complete the section for your identification by providing your name and contact information, ensuring it is accurate for court records.
Fill out the order section with a date for when the State must respond to your motion, allowing sufficient time for processing.
Finally, complete the certificate of service by noting how and when you delivered a copy of this motion to the District Attorney's Office.

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What does motion in limine mean?

A motion in limine is a pretrial motion that seeks the exclusion of specific evidence or arguments from being presented during a trial. A motion in limine is decided by the judge outside of the presence of the jury.

What is a 701 motion in Louisiana?

A motion for a speedy trial filed by the defendant, but not verified by the affidavit of his counsel, shall be set for contradictory hearing within thirty days. Read this complete Louisiana Code of Criminal Procedure . XXIV, Art. 701.

What is a motion in limine in Louisiana?

A Motion in Limine is similar to a motion to suppress in that it requests a preliminary ruling on admissibility of evidence which must be ruled on prior to the offering of the matter into evidence.

What is the rule 9.9 in Louisiana?

A matter once laid on the table shall be called from the table only upon the favorable vote of two-thirds of the members present and voting.

What is the purpose of a motion in limine?

The most common use of a motion in limine is to prevent an opposing party from using unfairly prejudicial evidence.

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What are the benefits of using limine?

The disadvantages of using motions in limine in this way include circumventing procedural protections provided by the statutory motions or by trial on the merits, blindsiding the nonmoving party, and, in some cases, infringing on a litigants right to a jury trial.

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