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What is the purpose of a motion or application in a legal context?
What is the purpose of a motion or application in a legal context?
- To request a change in the trial date
- To seek an interpretation or decision from a Justice (correct)
- To submit additional evidence without a Justice's input
- To initiate a new trial
How many days prior to a motion must a Notice of Motion be served on the other side?
How many days prior to a motion must a Notice of Motion be served on the other side?
- Two days
- One day
- Four days
- Three days (correct)
What is the purpose of an Affidavit in the context of a motion?
What is the purpose of an Affidavit in the context of a motion?
- To contain evidence to support the motion (correct)
- To record the arguments presented during the motion
- To serve as a summary of the motion's outcome
- To document the Justice's decision
What type of motion does not require advance notice to the other party?
What type of motion does not require advance notice to the other party?
What is the purpose of a motion to adjourn?
What is the purpose of a motion to adjourn?
Who can bring a motion to adjourn?
Who can bring a motion to adjourn?
Which court order is sought to obtain additional relevant information from the prosecutor?
Which court order is sought to obtain additional relevant information from the prosecutor?
Which court order is sought to fix minor errors in the charging document?
Which court order is sought to fix minor errors in the charging document?
Which court order is sought to throw the matter out of court due to serious defects in the charging document?
Which court order is sought to throw the matter out of court due to serious defects in the charging document?
Which court order is sought to obtain precise details about the nature of the charges that were laid?
Which court order is sought to obtain precise details about the nature of the charges that were laid?
Which court order is brought without notice and at the conclusion of the prosecution's case?
Which court order is brought without notice and at the conclusion of the prosecution's case?
Which court order cannot be brought in default judgment?
Which court order cannot be brought in default judgment?
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