How to File a Motion to Dismiss a Criminal Case | Duality Law
Filing a motion to dismiss a criminal case is a powerful legal tool that can potentially end charges before a trial even begins. At Duality Law, we guide defendants through this critical step with confidence. A motion to dismiss is typically filed by the defense attorney when there are legal grounds that invalidate the charges—such as insufficient evidence, constitutional violations, improper procedures, or statute of limitations issues. When approved, this motion can lead to the complete dismissal of the case, saving the defendant from trial and potential penalties.
At Duality Law, we understand that navigating criminal charges can be overwhelming. That’s why we offer expert legal insights and ready-to-use templates to help clients prepare solid dismissal motions. Whether you're challenging how evidence was obtained or pointing out procedural errors, our tools empower you to take smart legal action. Speak to us today to learn how to strengthen your defense.
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