1. How may a Motion in Limine potentially create an off-ramp to the criminal procedure? For instance, forcing prosecution and or defense to negotiate. 
2. Why was this case filed in the jurisdiction that it was, as opposed to a different jurisdiction such as City court or Federal court? (comp. 2.3)
3. Analyze how the determination of prosecutorial requirements may be driven by public policy. For instance, how can public perception of the crime influence a prosecutor's desire to prosecute a particular case.

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A Motion in Limine is a legal maneuver used in court proceedings particularly during trial to request that certain evidence be excluded or included based on its relevance admissibility or potential pr... View the full answer