IN LIMINE

in limine (in lim-<<schwa>>-nee), adv.[Latin “at the outset”] Preliminarily; presented to only the judge, before or during trial <a question to be decided in limine>. See MOTION IN LIMINE. [Cases: Criminal Law 632(4); Federal Civil Procedure 2011; Pretrial Procedure 3. C.J.S.

Criminal Law §§ 448, 456, 458.]

[Blacks Law 8th]