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A motion to suppress evidence in Texas is a formal legal request made by a defendant or their attorney. This request seeks to prohibit certain evidence from being presented in court, on the grounds that it was obtained illegally or in violation of the defendant's constitutional rights.

The thing to remember is that the Massachusetts statute of limitations is three years from the time the cause of action accrues. Most of the time you can forget the fancy words in the last sentence but remember three years from the time of the accident is the deadline in Massachusetts.

If a motion to suppress is granted, the evidence in question will be excluded from the trial, which can significantly impact the prosecution's case against the defendant. In some cases, the suppression of key evidence can lead to the dismissal of charges or a reduction in the severity of the charges.

You may be able to find a free transcript of a judgment online at The National Archives. If you cannot find it, fill in form EX107 and email or post it to either: the contact details in section 2d of the guidance notes, if you want a transcript from the Court of Appeal Criminal Division or the Administrative Court.

Section 1102. Spoliation or destruction of evidence. A judge has the discretion to impose sanctions for the spoliation or destruction of evidence, whether negligent or intentional, in the underlying action in which the evidence would have been offered.