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Under "speedy trial" rulings only 90 days can elapse between arraignment and trial. HOWEVER - if the postponements have all been agreed to by the defense, or the court has ruled that the prosecutions reasons for postponement are valid, there is no governing statute.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoUnder "speedy trial" rulings only 90 days can elapse between arraignment and trial. HOWEVER - if the postponements have all been agreed to by the defense, or the court has ruled that the prosecutions reasons for postponement are valid, there is no governing statute.
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∙ 14y agoWilliam Bedell
how many times can a court case be continuous
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∙ 16y agoi dont know but it is an obnoxes amount.
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As often as you want, but I will tell you each time you do this opens you up for jury duty because they use the lists for jury duty .
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Are you asking about how many times a single jury might get sent back to the jury room for more deliberation after delivering a hung jury finding to the judge? It probably depends on the circumstances, but it could be several times. As far as subsequent re-trials of the same case also resulting in repeatedly hung juries, there seems to be no statutory limit how many times a case may be re-tried, but there surely can have been VERY few such instances.
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In Illinois, employers are not required to pay employees for time off to serve on jury duty. However, employers cannot penalize or retaliate against employees for participating in jury service. Employees may be eligible to receive a nominal jury duty payment from the court.
