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9.809 documents for motion in limine

- 37 CFR 41.155 - Objection; motion to exclude; motion in limine.
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 37: Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights
- State v. Delossantos, (Ohio 2012)
suppress, search, seizure, motion in limine, Evid.R. 403(B), Evid.R. 404(B), major drug offender specification
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Although a trial court's failure to rule on a motion in limine may constitute an abuse of discretion, a harmless error will not overturn a ruling.
People v Holloway, No. 1-05-3439; 2009 WL 2259100 (1st D 2009) On July 24, 2009, the Illinois Appellate Court, First District, affirmed the judgment...
- Illinois Bar Journal
- Vol. 97 Nbr. 10, October 2009

- Anchors away: attacking dollar suggestions for non-economic damages in closings: defense counsel should use a motion in limine to preclude plaintiffs' attorneys from using lump sum or per diem computations to jurors.
PICTURE THIS. John Doe suffers a serious and permanent leg injury. At trial, his attorney produces testimony from Doe and his healthcare providers reg...
- Defense Counsel Journal
- Vol. 70 Nbr. 3, July 2003
- Halenar v. Ameritech-Ohio SBC/Ameritech, (Ohio 2011)
Workers compensation appeal; R.C. 4123.512; scope of trial courts jurisdiction; directed verdict; discovery ruling; motion in limine; jury instructions; admission of photographs
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Sokolovic v. Hamilton, (Ohio 2011)
The trial court did not err in granting a motion in limine, limiting the measure of damages for loss to personal property to the fair market value of the property. Ohio law classifies animals as personal property.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Arndt v. P & M Ltd., (Ohio 2011)
CIVIL - class action; interlocutory orders; merger doctrine; law of the case doctrine; jurisdiction; voluntary dismissal; Civ.R. 41(A) and (B); court approval for dismissal; class representatives; Civ.R. 23(D) and (E); opt-out or class notice; involuntary dismissal; failure to prosecute; motion in limine; officer of the court; duty to obey court orders
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Gagliano v. Kaouk, (Ohio 2012)
Medical malpractice; motion for new trial; objectionable comments did not deprive plaintiffs of a fair trial; party opposing motion in limine must proffer evidence during trial to preserve objection for appeal.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Estate of Thompson v. Club Car, Inc., (Ohio 2010)
Motion in limine to exclude expert testimonmy - Daubert; motion for summary judgment; punitive damages.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State v. Diggle, (Ohio 2012)
Trial court did not err by imposing separate sentences for appellant-defendants aggravated robbery and murder offenses where the two offenses were committed with a separate animus and not allied offenses of similar import. Trial court did not err by admitting the victims nontestimonial statements. Trial counsel was not ineffective when trial counsel admitted testimony that had been excluded in the trial courts judgment on appellant-defendants motion in limine, but the admitted evidence did not prejudice the appellant-defendant.
- Ohio Supreme Court