The following are a listing of some of the motion any attorney may wish to consider when defending someone falsely accused.

• Motion for Pre-Trial Hearing to Determine Reliability of Complaining Witness' Testimony

• Motion to Determine Admissibility of Complainants Testimony

• Motion for Autopsy of Minor Child to Include Specific Procedures; Autopsy to be Videotaped

• Defendant's Request for Notice of Evidence Intended for Use in Case in Chief

• Defendant's Proposed Jury Instruction Relating to Closed Circuit Testimony of Child Witness

• Motion to Compel Co-Defendant Statements

• Motion to Determine Competency of Complaining Witness

• Motion to Suppress Confession

• Motion to Compel Disclosure of Evidence to States Attorney by State Agents

• Motion for Production of All Relevant Police Reports

• Request for Discovery With Memorandum

• Motion to Exclude Use of Anatomically Detailed Dolls

• Motion to take Deposition of Dr. _______, a Defense Witness

• Motion for Exparte Hearing and Determination for Court Approved Appropriations for Fees and Expenses of Experts and Investigators

• Motion in Limine Limiting the Number of Photographs of the Victim to be Shown to the Jury

• Motion in Limine to Exclude any Testimony of the Physician Other Than the Specific Physical Findings

• Motion in Limine to Prohibit Any Display of Evidentiary Exhibits Until Proffered

• Motion to Prohibit the Filming, Photographing or Videotaping of Defendant While He is in the Courtroom

• Motion to Disqualify Counsel and Appoint Special Prosecutor

• Motion Directing a Complete Copy of the State's File Be Turned Over to the Court for Review and Sealed for Appellate Record

• Motion to Sever Counts

• Motion to Suppress Defendant's Statement

• Motion for Disclosure of Witness' Statements Prior to Trial

• Motion for Defense Expert to Interview Complaining Witness or, in the Alternative, be Present in Court During the Complaining Witness' Testimony

• Motion in Limine for Admissibility of Defense Expert

• Motion for Release of Grand Jury Testimony

• Motion in Limine to Exclude Any Uncorroborated & Unrecorded Hearsay Statements of the Complainant and/or any State Witness

• Motion in Limine Regarding Testimony Presented to the Jury

• Motion for Jury Questionnaire With Memorandum and Proposed Questionnaire

• Motion for Deposition of Complainant

• Motion to Exclude Testimony of Sexual Conduct

• Motion to Exclude Admissions of Masturbation and X-Rated Tapes

• Motion for Independent Medical Examination of the Complaining Witness

• Response in Opposition to Closed Circuit Television Testimony

• Motion to Require Prosecutor to Give Notice of Intent to Use "Bad Acts" Testimony Pursuant to Evid. Rule 404(b) and Motion in Limine to Determine Admissibility of Said Evidence

• Request for Pretrial Discovery

• Motion for Bill of Particulars

• Motion in Limine Regarding Shaken Baby Syndrome Testimony

• Motion to Preserve and Produce Rough Notes

• Motion to Produce Documents Used to Prepare Witness

• Motion to Compel Complainant to Submit to Mental Examination

• Motion for Independent Psychological Examination of Complaining Witness

• Motion in Limine for the Admissibility of Prior Findings and Allegations of Sexual Abuse Defendant's Former Wife

• Motion to Suppress

• Motion to Compel Law Enforcement Officers to Turn Over and Advise the State of all Information Acquired During the State's Investigation

• Motion to Compel State's Attorney to Investigate and Disclose

• Motion for Supplemental Discovery Request

• Motion to Suppress With Memorandum

• Motion to Dismiss for Selective Prosecution

• Motion Ordering Video Taping of all Complaining Witness' Interviews and Statements

• Motion to Exclude Use of Prejudicial Terms

• Motion in Limine Excluding Any Hearsay Statements Made by Complainant as She/He had a Motive to Fabricate or Lie with Supporting Memorandum

• Motion to Set Reasonable Bond

• Motion to Exclude Video Testimony and Affix Standards

• Motion for Admissibility of the Penile Plethysmograph

• Motion for Emergency Hearing Regarding Child Abuse By Foster Parents to Complainant in the Present Matter

• Motion for Resume's for Each and Every Professional Who Interviewed or Questioned Each Complainant/Child Witness and Protocols Relied Upon

• Motion for the Admissibility of Evid. Rule 404(b) Testimony of the Complainant

• Motion in Limine to Exclude Any Witness From Mentioning Any Indicators Allegedly Observed and/or Described Concerning the Complainant in this Cause

• Motion in Limine to Exclude any Mention of Behavioral Changes or Indicators of Complainant As Indicative of Sexual Abuse by MHP

• Motion to Elect (Multiple counts with similar import)

• Motion for Production of Exculpatory Evidence

• Motion in Limine to Exclude any Testimony From Suicide Hot-Line As Being Indicative of Child Molestation

• Motion in Limine Excluding Any Mention by Complainant's Parents Regarding Any Type of Behavioral Indicators and/or Changes as Relevant to Any Elements of the Allegations

• Motion in Limine Excluding any Mention of Performances/Behaviors in School by Complainant as Relevant to any Elements of the Charges Against Defendant

• Motion to Dismiss on Grounds of Prosecutorial Misconduct

• Motion in Limine to Exclude any Testimony of the Examining Physician

• Motion in Limine to Exclude any References to Polygraph Examinations

• Notice of Defendant's Intent to use Complainant's Prior Sexual Activity at Trial

• Motion to Modify and Delete Registration Requirements From Sentence

• Demand for Discovery (Predator Hearing)

• Motion to Dismiss (Predator)

• Motion to Exclude (Predator)

• Brief to Dismiss and Brief for Pretrial Release

Remember, your life and future are in that attorney's hands. A mistake could easily put you in prison for years.