A BILL TO PERMIT MID-TRIAL EVIDENCE SUBMISSION
BE IT ENACTED BY THE STATE OF FIRESTONE CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT:
SECTION 1: Should any part of this Act be declared unconstitutional or otherwise struck down, the rest shall remain in effect unless all is struck down or declared unconstitutional.
SECTION 2: This Bill shall go into effect as an Act of Congress upon the completion of the constitutionally required processes.
SECTION 3A: The General Rules of Procedure shall be defined as: Trello
SECTION 3B: An Emergency Amendment shall be defined as: An Emergency Amendment to our New GRP
SECTION 4A: Section 5, Rule 6, Subsection C, Part IV of the General Rules of Procedure currently states: “Motion to admit evidence may be submitted by either party before trial. See Rule 15(b.ii).”
SECTION 4B: Section 5, Rule 6, Subsection C, Part IV of the General Rules of Procedure shall be amended to state: “Motion to admit evidence may be submitted by either party during or subsequent to discovery but prior to closing statements. Should trial have already begun upon the filing of a motion to admit evidence, the presiding officer shall consider if the value of the evidence is substantially weighed that it could change the outcome of the case. See Rule 15(b.ii).”
SECTION 5: Section 5, Rule 15, Subsection B, Part II of the General Rules of Procedure shall be established and state: “Evidence may be submitted upon a motion to admit evidence being approved. If such a motion is approved during trial, the court shall enter a mandatory recess of at least twenty-four (24) hours.”
Respectfully submitted to the State of Firestone Congress.
Chief Sponsor:
Senator Automationeer, Esq.
Co-Sponsors:
County Executive 69superman, Esq.
Deputy Attorney General UnlimitedMango, Esq.
Representative legozak0914
Representative yeanlingspark99