Pretrial motions and notice of defenses

AuthorBarry Boss/Jeffrey H. Rutherford/Michael J. Proctor
Pages455-498
PRETRIAL MOTIONS,
NOTICE OF DEFENSES
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CHAPTER 11
PRETRIAL MOTIONS AND
NOTICE OF DEFENSES
I. PRETRIAL MOTIONS GENERALLY
§11:1 Governing Rules
§11:4 Time Requirements: Generally
§11:4.1 Deferred Rulings
§11:4.2 Renewing Objection or Proffer at Trial
§11:5 Format
§11:5.1 Submitting Evidence In Camera
§11:6 Service
§11:7 Scheduling Hearings
§11:8 Referrals to Magistrate Judge
II. MOTIONS TO SUPPRESS
A. Substantive Grounds
§11:11 Scope of Chapter
B. Procedure
1. Timing
§11:12 Before Trial
§11:13 Renewal
§11:14 Good Cause for Filing Untimely Motion
2. Discovery
§11:15 Government’s Required Notice of Intent to Use Evidence
§11:15.1 FRCrP 12(b)(4)(B)
§11:15.2 Send Letter
§11:16 Request Witness Statements
§11:17 Statements and Reports of Law Enforcement Off‌icers
§11:18 Reciprocal Obligations
3. Contents
a. Facts and Law
§11:19 Assert Specif‌ic Facts
§11:20 Cite Authority and State Grounds
§11:21 Avoid Boilerplate
b. Standing
§11:22 Defendant’s Burden
§11:23 Prosecutor May Waive
§11:24 Grounds, Examples
§11:24.1 Fourth Amendment
PRETRIAL MOTIONS,
NOTICE OF DEFENSES
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§11:24.2 Fifth Amendment
§11:24.3 Sixth Amendment
C. Hearing
1. In General
§11:30 Showing Needed to Obtain Hearing
§11:31 Request Hearing Be Held Well in Advance of Trial
§11:32 Timing of Decision
§11:33 Burden of Going Forward and Persuasion
§11:33.1 Burden on Government
§11:33.2 Burden on Defendant
§11:34 Rules of Evidence
§11:35 Defendant’s Testimony
§11:36 Request Essential Findings
2. Referral to Magistrate Judge
§11:37 Nondispositive Motions
§11:37.1 In General
§11:37.2 Review
§11:38 Dispositive Motions
§11:38.1 In General
§11:38.2 Objections
§11:38.3 Review
D. Appeal
1. Defendant
§11:39 No Right to Interlocutory Appeal
§11:40 Conditions for Review
2. Government
§11:41 Interlocutory Appeal Allowed
§11:42 Timing and Certif‌ication
III. MOTIONS IN LIMINE
§11:50 Def‌inition
§11:51 Authority
§11:52 Examples
§11:53 Use by Government
§11:54 Timing
§11:55 Renewing Motion During Trial
§11:55.1 When Required
§11:55.2 Related Issues
IV. NOTICE OF DEFENSES
A. Generally
§11:60 Requirement
§11:61 Government Motion In Limine
§11:62 Government Interview of Defense Witnesses
B. Alibi
§11:63 When Required
§11:64 Timing
§11:64.1 Within Fourteen Days of Demand
§11:64.2 Withdrawn Notice
§11:65 Contents
§11:66 Witness Statements
§11:67 Government’s Reciprocal Obligation
§11:67.1 Witnesses Other Than Victim
§11:67.2 Victim Witnesses
§11:68 Timing of Government’s Reciprocal Disclosure
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NOTICE OF DEFENSES
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§11:69 Do Not Fail to Give Notice
§11:69.1 Court May Exclude Testimony
§11:69.2 Remedy for Defendant’s Failure to Give Notice
§11:69.3 Remedy for Government’s Failure to Give Notice
§11:69.4 Jury Instruction
C. Insanity and Mental Condition
1. Basic Points
§11:75 Insanity Defense
§11:75.1 Elements
§11:75.2 Notice
§11:75.3 Jury Instructions, Verdict
§11:75.4 Dangerousness Hearing
§11:75.5 Commitment
§11:76 Mental Condition
§11:76.1 Bearing on Issue of Guilt or Punishment
§11:76.2 Notice
§11:76.3 Examples
§11:77 Identifying Your Expert Witnesses
§11:77.1 By Giving Notice Under FRCrP 12.2(b)
§11:77.2 By Requesting Discovery Under FRCrP 16
2. Mental Examination of Defendant
§11:78 Basic Points
§11:79 Place of Examination
§11:79.1 Insanity at Time of Of fense and Competency to Stand Trial
§11:79.2 Mental Condition Relevant to Guilt & Punishment in Capital Cases
§11:80 Disclosure of Examination Results
§11:80.1 Non-Capital Cases
§11:80.2 Capital Cases
§11:81 Defendant’s Statements
3. Withdrawn and Untimely Notices
§11:82 Withdrawn Notice of Defense Not Admissible
§11:83 Late Filing
D. Exercise of Public Authority
1. Procedure
§11:90 When Notice Required
§11:91 Timing
§11:92 Government’s Demand and Obligations
§11:93 Defendant’s Obligations
§11:94 Withdrawn Notice
§11:95 Failure to Provide Notice or Identify Witnesses
2. Elements of Defense
a. Public Authority
§11:96 Elements—Overview
§11:97 Actual Public Authority
§11:98 Believed or Apparent Public Authority
b. Entrapment by Estoppel
§11:99 Elements—Overview
§11:100 Notice of Entrapment by Estoppel
V. FORMS
Form 11A: Motion to Preclude Impeachment of Defendant With Evidence of Prior Convictions
Form 11B: Motion In Limine to Preclude Admission of Hearsay Statements
Form 11C: Admissibility of “Other Offense” Evidence Against Government Witnesses
Form 11D: Impeachment of Government Witnesses by Omission
Form 11E: Motion In Limine to Have Statements Made by the Government Admitted Into Evidence

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