A motion to suppress is a request asking a court to exclude certain evidence from being used in a criminal defense case. An attorney may file a motion to suppress when there are legal questions concerning how evidence was obtained, such as whether a traffic stop, search, seizure, arrest, or interrogation violated the defendant’s rights.
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