Motion in Limine

Learn about the definition for this legal term.

What is Motion in Limine?

Article III of the U.S. Constitution requires that litigants must establish that there is a true case and controversy that exists. The party alleging standing must show that she has a "personal stake in the outcome" to assure that kind of concrete adverseness which sharpens the issues for the court's elucidation.

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