Motion Writing Legal Guidance

Summary

Drafting a motion for a specific case involves several key components. Start with an introduction stating the motions purpose and relief sought. Provide a background summary of the case history and relevant facts. Use Shepardized case law from the Ohio Supreme Court and U.S. Supreme Court to support arguments on the 72-hour speedy trial, due process, and equal protection rights. Discuss any violations of the 1983 Civil Rights Act by a State agency. Detail how evidence was suppressed and argue for case dismissal with prejudice. Conclude by summarizing arguments and restating the relief sought. For detailed assistance, consulting a lawyer is recommended.

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I need help in writing a motion that that addresses the following. Writ of legal brief using the most Shepardize case law from the Ihio Supreme Court, and U.S. Supreme Court, and the Constitution that violates a defendants * hour speedy trail, due process and equal protection right, and violates his * civil rights act where a State agency deprived himof his constitutional right and a case suppressed evidence of a indictment, and dismissed case with prejudice under current law that favors a crimal defendent.
Hey ****! It sounds like you're dealing with a complex legal matter. To get started, could you please tell me if this motion is related to a specific case you are working on, or is it a general legal brief?
A specific case.
Thanks for sharing the details, ****! Since this is related to a specific case, I can provide some general guidance on writing a motion, but for detailed assistance, you might want to consult a lawyer. Here are some key points you might want to include in your motion:
- Introduction: Briefly state the purpose of the motion and the relief sought.
- Background: Provide a summary of the case history and relevant facts.
- Legal Arguments: Cite relevant Ohio Supreme Court and U.S. Supreme Court cases using Shepardized case law to support your arguments on the *-hour speedy trial, due process, and equal protection rights.
- Violation of Civil Rights: Discuss the violation of the * Civil Rights Act by the State agency.
- Suppressed Evidence: Detail how evidence was suppressed and why the case should be dismissed with prejudice.
- Conclusion: Summarize the arguments and restate the relief sought.
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