Legal Question in Employment Law in New York
What the different between a motion and pleading
I want to file a motion to exclude evidence in my case and to submit new evidence. I want to take a witness depostions and enter in my case as evidence,also and cross examine a witness to exclude that person statement.
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Re: What the different between a motion and pleading
There are several grounds upon which to move to preclude evidence, such as, the other party's failure to produce the evidence before trial, irrelevancy, etc. If a trial has not started you can take a witness depostion by serving a notice of deposition and subpoena. Cross examining a witness is generally done at trial but you can attempt to discredit them at a deposition. There are various ways to have the things your want done. To get them doen, however, depends largely on the status and nature of the case.
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