It may depend on the context, but in general it means that the motion no longer has any value so it was denied simply because it doesn't matter. For example, suppose you file two separate motions: one to dismiss a case against you, and another to exclude certain evidence so it can't be used against you at trial. If the judge grants your first motion, then the second is meaningless; no evidence will be used against you because there will be no trial. Therefore, the second motion would be denied as moot.
1. Of no legal significance (as having been previously decided) 2. Open to argument or debate 3. A hypothetical case that law students argue as an exercise
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Here are some words that rhyme with cute: boot hoot loot moot root (if you pronounce this the same way. Some people pronounce it differently, to rhyme with soot.)
The opposite of "accept" (agree) is reject, or refuse. The opposite of "accept" (acknowledge) would be refute, or deny.
What is initial arraignment moot mean
love you to death
it's academic, irrelevant,does not matter
The US Supreme Court does not hear cases that are moot, hypothetical or consist of intellectual exercises. If a valid case becomes moot, they will deny certiorari, remove the case from the docket, or issue a per curiam decision declaring the case moot if they've already granted cert.
I can give you several sentences.That is a moot question.The moot is in session.That is a moot point.
a moot question
A moot trial, in legal terms, is essentially a mock situation that is used for educational purposes. Law schools use this teaching technique frequently.
Your statement is very unclear, do not be a moot . moot means debatable or arguable .
The Moot was created in 1938.
The Moot ended in 1947.
"Apropos", or "resolved", depending on the usage of the word "moot".
it is when moot is moot