Why are motions in civil and criminal cases important? Choose all answers that apply.
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to allow the parties the chance to argue why the case should be dismissed

to allow the parties to know whether certain evidence will be admissible or inadmissible at trial

to allow the parties to get rulings on constitutional and legal issues that can change the procedural and substantive nature of the case

to allow the parties to challenge legal and factual issues

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