Thank you for this video. The prosecution filed a motion of limine of 14 different contexts. Like supressing dash cam and body cam footage of police illegal entry my home. The search warrant was signed by an officer and was for a strangers cell phones. The police illegally touching my breast. Damaging my property and breaking a fuel line into my home leaking 100s of gallons of fuel after they told me and my mother in law they were going to kill and why. The prosecution is trying to supress any witness speaking about the search warrant and the footages. There is so many it is hard to exlain on a comment. I now understand what they are really used for. Thanks again
So sorry that you had to experience such traumatic violations of your own person as well as your constitutional rights. I hope you get justice and complete healing. 🙏 😇
@@winbyworking Scheduled for "Trial Readiness Conference". Not clear if that is that same thing as "trial call date" thus triggering applicable deadlines. Also, where local department rules require motions in limine at the TRC, can I present written ones without prior serving of opponent?
A search warrant must be signed by a judge and not the police. I suspect the reason for the defense’s motions is motivated in part by the desire to avoid dealing with illegality of the warrant. SRY
