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Definition: A motion asking the judge to reconsider a previous ruling or order. In criminal cases, includes motions to reconsider bond, sentence, or evidentiary rulings. The movant must present new arguments or point to errors in the original decision.
Category: Court Process · Statute: Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.800 · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Motion for Reconsideration in Florida
A motion asking the judge to reconsider a previous ruling or order. In criminal cases, includes motions to reconsider bond, sentence, or evidentiary rulings. The movant must present new arguments or point to errors in the original decision.
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