Illinois Motion (Blank) is a type of motion used in legal proceedings in the state of Illinois. This motion is a request by one of the parties in a case to the court, asking the court to make a ruling or issue an order in a particular manner. The motion must be made in writing and must include the legal argument and any supporting facts in support of the requested ruling or order. Generally, the party making the motion must present the court with a brief outlining the facts and legal argument of the motion. The most common types of Illinois Motion (Blank) are motions for summary judgment, directed verdicts, and motions to dismiss. A motion for summary judgment asks the court to rule in favor of one of the parties to the dispute based on the evidence presented. A directed verdict motion requests a judgment in favor of one of the parties without the need for trial. Finally, a motion to dismiss asks the court to dismiss the case because the opposing party has failed to present sufficient evidence to proceed to trial.