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A Practical Guide to Superior Court Practice in Maine
An essential reference for Maine civil and criminal litigators
Publisher: Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education
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A Practical Guide to Superior Court Practice in Maine provides invaluable insight into civil and criminal practice before the Maine Superior Court. Civil litigators, defense attorneys, prosecutors, and judges take you through selected key areas of practice so that you will feel prepared whether you are obtaining pretrial security, filing pleadings, drafting motions, or arguing a complex case before a jury. Sample documents, practice tips, and rule and case references help answer your daily practice questions and provide a direction for further research.
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• Obtaining Pretrial Security in Civil Cases
• Drafting Pleadings and Motions in Civil Cases
• Civil Discovery
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Civil Motion Practice - Procedural Motions
• Civil Motion Practice - Disputive Motions
• Special Claims - Minor Settlements
• Special Claims - Injunctive Relief
• Administrative Appeals to Superior Court
• Posttrial Motions in Civil Cases
• Civil Appeals
• Business and Consumer Court
• The Maine Rules of Unified Criminal Procedure: An Evolution from a New Model of Processing Criminal Cases and Civil Violations
• Charging Instruments
• Motions to Suppress Evidence
• Discovery in Criminal Cases
• Posttrial Motions in Criminal Cases
• Criminal Appeals
• Trial Advocacy
• Trial Preparation
• Jury Trials
• Jury Instructions and the Charge Conference