📄 Defense motion to dismiss (1 of 2) — Friday, July 8, 1994
📅 Jul 8 — Day 6
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Defense motion to dismiss (1 of 2)

Date: Friday, July 8, 1994 • Lines: 4
Robert Shapiro asked the court to dismiss the case before the defense decided whether to present an affirmative defense. Judge Kathleen Kennedy-Powell denied the motion immediately and asked whether the defense wished to proceed with an affirmative defense.
1 MR. SHAPIRO:

Before we begin considering an affirmative defense, there would be a motion to dismiss the case, Your Honor.

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2 THE COURT:

I'm sorry. You say before you begin considering an affirmative defense?

3 MR. SHAPIRO:

Yes. I think at THIS point in time we would like to make a motion to have this case dismissed.

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4 THE COURT:

That motion is denied. Did you wish to present an affirmative defense?

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Temperature

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Key Quotes (3)

Robert Shapiro
Before we begin considering an affirmative defense, there would be a motion to dismiss the case, Your Honor.
Shapiro announced the defense's request to end the case before deciding whether to present an affirmative defense.
Robert Shapiro
I think at THIS point in time we would like to make a motion to have this case dismissed.
Shapiro formally made the motion to dismiss.
Kathleen Kennedy-Powell
That motion is denied. Did you wish to present an affirmative defense?
The judge immediately rejected the motion and directed the defense back to whether it would present an affirmative defense.

Notable Exchanges (1)

Robert ShapiroKathleen Kennedy-Powell
Shapiro moved to dismiss the case before presenting any affirmative defense; Judge Kennedy-Powell denied the request immediately and asked whether the defense wished to proceed.
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Objections

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