Motion to Dismiss with Prejudice

A Motion to Dismiss with Prejudice is filed so that the state or prosecution must dismiss the case and cannot bring the charges up again. When a case is dismissed without prejudice, it may be resubmitted at a later point.

A dismissal with prejudice is warranted when there are major problems with the suit or charges that would prevent the other party from ever being able to prove their case.

Reasons such as an improper handling of the initial complaint, such as a violation of rights during a traffic stop.

Here is a template for making a MOTION TO DISMISS WITH PREJUDICE.

This motion can be either submitted into evidence in court or by filing the motion with the clerk.