(2)3.1 Motions and Pleadings

(2)3.1 Motions and Pleadings

(2)3.1.1 Authority to File

Any party to a proceeding, through Counsel or self-representation where permitted, may file motions and pleadings as authorized by law or rule.

(2)3.1.2 Form and Filing

Motions and pleadings shall be made in writing unless made orally on the record as permitted by the court, and shall comply with applicable formatting, service, and filing requirements.

(2)3.1.3 Types of Motions

Motions may include, but are not limited to:

(a) Motions to dismiss or quash;

(b) Motions to suppress or exclude evidence;

(c) Motions to compel or for protective orders;

(d) Motions to amend pleadings or charges;

(e) Motions for continuance;

(f) Motions for sanctions;

(g) Motions related to bail, release, or conditions thereof; and

(h) Any other motion authorized by law or necessary to the interests of justice.

(2)3.1.4 Timing

Motions shall be filed within the time prescribed by law, court rule, or scheduling order, or within a reasonable time as determined by the court.

(2)3.1.5 Hearing and Disposition

The court may rule on a motion with or without a hearing, may require briefing or argument, and shall issue an order granting, denying, or otherwise disposing of the motion.

(2)3.1.6 Effect of Rulings

An order resolving a motion is binding on the parties unless modified, rescinded, or superseded by a court of competent jurisdiction.