The name for a motion to exclude or admit evidence is:

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A motion in limine is a pretrial motion requesting the court to exclude or admit evidence before it is presented at trial. The purpose is to avoid prejudicing the jury, wasting time, or presenting evidence in violation of the court's rules of evidence. The other options listed (pretrial motion, writ, injunction) are all types of motions, but are not specific to excluding or admitting evidence.

The Name for a Motion to Exclude or Admit Evidence