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Transportation time. I was served while at work for a case that was going on at that moment. I had approximately ten minutes to get there. According to the judge (I asked him about it afterwards), this does not happen often, but when it does, he allows the person enough time to make it. If they do not, he sends somebody looking and there had better be a VERY good reason why a person has not show up within a reasonable amount of time for the location where they were served. But, this could be different in other states. I only know for mine.
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