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motion to

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motion to someone
to make some sort of hand signal to a person. Did you motion to me? What do you want? I did not motion to you.
See also: motion


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7) In 1930, commenting on a plaintiff 's motion to vacate a nonfinal order granting a voluntary dismissal, the Supreme Court observed that such a motion, "being usually considered as in the nature of a motion for reconsideration, is addressed to and rests in the sound discretion of the court before whom the case was heard.
2) Any request to make court records confidential that may jeopardize either the safety of a person or an active criminal investigation may be made in the form of a written motion captioned "Restricted Motion to Make Court Records Confidential.
After the discussion is concluded, the presiding officer puts the motion to a vote by saying, "As many as are in favor of (repeats the motion exactly), say aye.
 
 
 
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