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Name itself. it's a limiting motion. if you know a little bit of latin it will help you get there. it helps narrow the issues, you get rid of the stuff that doesn't matter. you sharpen your issues for trial. number two unacceptable. is the daubert standard. any trial with a judge acts as the gate keeper and determined whether or not the expert science is reliable. it's this standard that would prevent me from introducing an expert in astrology because astrology is not reliable science.

>> i heard an ardent trump supporter say about this nominee i'm sure he's a nice person and at that moment i knew his chances were dusted. i am reminded you can serve on the supreme court and not be a lawyer. you won't get confirmed but it is possible. it's still possible to be a good lawyer and perhaps a good thinking judge and not know all of this day to day courtroom stuff? >> not the motion in limine and not the daubert standard. but there are many people who go clerk. they may have court experience clerking for a judge which is very prestigious and end up at top law firm and be brilliant ...

Not knowing what a motion in liminy is. that's going to be in every trial and what it is is in the name itself. it's a limiting motion. if you know a little bit of latin it will help you get there. it help hads narrow the issues, you get rid of the stuff that doesn't matter. you sharpen your issues for trial. number two unacceptable. is the daubert standard. any trial with a judge aktcts a the gate keeper and determined whether or not the expert science is unreliable. it's this standard that would prevent me from introducing an expert to try to prove effect because astraulg is fought a hard re...

The name of the motion almost answers the question. it's a limiting motion. it's a motion filed or argued in almost every single trial where you try to limit the area of admissible evidence that can come in against your client or something that might be prejudicial. the other unacceptable one, not knowing the daubert standard. this has been the standard for a long time. it governs the admissibility of expert evidence where a judge acts as a gatekeeper and evaluates whether the proposed scientific evidence is reliable enough to be admitted in court. is it astrology or is it astronomy? there's a...