Rule 2.7. Written Motions and Legal Memoranda

All written motions must include specific contentions supported by cogent reasoning and pertinent legal authorities. (A) Motion to Dismiss. A separate legal memorandum must accompany a defendant's motion to dismiss. Additional requirements are prescribed by Ind. Code § 35-34-1-4. (B) Motion to Suppress. A defendant who seeks to exclude evidence must make a timely objection at trial. To facilitate judicial economy, counsel is also strongly encouraged to file a pretrial motion to suppress at least ten days before a jury trial. Moving counsel must clearly state the items or statements to be suppressed and the basis for the suppression.