What is POST-TRIAL MOTIONS?

a term that is used for the motions that are made in court after a trial has ended.

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Related Legal Terms
POST CLOSING TRIAL BALANCE, ON TRIAL, TRIAL NONJURY, BROUGHT TO TRIAL, JURY TRIAL, FAIR TRIAL, TRIAL DE NOVO, NOTICE OF TRIAL, STATE TRIAL, TRIAL JUDGE


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