CRIMINAL DEFENDANT’S HANDBOOK – Order Now!

A. Pre-Trial Motions and Judicial Notices

• Notice of Motion
• Motion to Proceed Pro se
• Motion for Bill of Particulars
• Motion to Strike Surplusage
• Motion to Inspect Grand Jury Minutes
• Motion for Substitute Counsel
• Motion to Dismiss (with or without prejudice)
• Insufficiency of Indictment
• Failure to State an Offense
• Lack of Jurisdiction (personal, subject matter or territorial)
• Lack of Venue
• Speedy Trial Act Violation
• Motion to Suppress Evidence
• Motion to Produce Exculpatory Evidence
• Motion for Exclusion In Limine

B. Trial Motions

• Motion for Jencks Act Statements
• Motion for Exclusion In Limine
• Motion for Judgment of Acquittal
• Motion for Mistrial

C. Memorandum of Law

• Memorandum in Support of
• Motion to Proceed Pro se (See, §5A, §5B, §5C, §5D and §6A)
• Motion for Bill of Particulars (See, §2C and §6A)
• Motion for Substitute Counsel (See, §4C §4B §4A)
• Motion to Dismiss for Speedy Trial Act Violation (See, §2D and §6A)
• Motion to Suppress Evidence (See, §6B §6C and §6A)
• Motion to Produce Exculpatory Evidence (See, §6B and §6A)
• Motion for Exclusion in Limine (See, §6B)
• Motion for Jencks Act Statements (See, 8C)
• Memorandum of Plea Agreement (See, §7)
• Sentencing Memorandum (See, §14)
• Memorandum in Support of 28 U.S.C. §2255 Motion (See, §17)

D. Post-Trial Motions

• Motion for Judgment of Acquittal (See, §9)
• Motion for Arrest of Judgment (See, §9)
• Motion for New Trial (See, §10)

E. Pre-Sentencing Motions

• Response to Draft Pre-Sentence Report
• With Corrections, Character References and Letter of Acceptance
• Motion for Evidentiary Hearing (to develops claims)
• Motion for Withdrawal of Guilty Plea (See, §11)
• Motion for Claim of Prosecutorial Misconduct (See, §13)
• Motion for Claim of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel (See, §12 and §4)

F. Post-Conviction Motions and Petitions

• Motion to Vacate, Set Aside or Correct A Sentence (See, §17)
• Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §2255
• Motion for Evidentiary Hearing for
• Claim of Prosecutorial Misconduct
• Claim of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
• Petition for Writ of Habeas, Corpus (See, §18)
• Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §2241 and All Writs Act
• Petition for Writ of Coram Nobis (See, §19)

G. Direct Appeal Briefs (See, §15 and §16)

• Denial of Bail (if bail is denied by district court)
• Interlocutory Issues (during trial)
• Writ of Mandamus (See, §16H and §16G)
• Anders Brief (no merits for appeal)
• Meritorious Issues (preserved pre-trial and during trial)
• Direct Appeal Brief

H. Civil Rights Actions (See, §3F)

• Bivens Action
• Pursuant to 42 U.S.C. §1983