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"Trial continued prior to" refers to a legal term indicating that a trial is postponed or rescheduled to a later date before it officially begins. This can occur for various reasons, such as the need for additional evidence, scheduling conflicts, or other procedural considerations. The continuation is typically ordered by a judge and aims to ensure that all parties have adequate time to prepare for the case.
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What does continuous mean in a court of law?
It means that hearing, trial, or whatever, is temporarily recessed and will be continued to another 'date certain.'
When Bill Clinton was on trial did al gore serve as president?
No- Clinton continued to function as President while the trial was going on.
How do you get a municipal trial continued?
Yes, you should be able to, as long as you have sufficient "cause."
What was the Outcome of Gandhi's trial and how he continued to advocate satyagraha?
He died when he was just a kid.
This is selected to examine the truth of an accusation prior to a trial?
grand jury
This is selected to examine the truth of an accusation prior to a trial.?
grand jury
How can continue free trial software continue?
Free trial software cannot be continued. It is a trial, therefore it runs out on its expiration date. However, you can always purchase the product and continue using it.
What does it mean to allow a person to be released on 249K bond?
It means that the defendant may be released from jail prior to trial by posting a cash or property bond in the value of $249,000.00 with the court. That amount was deemed by the court sufficient to ensure the defendant's appearance at trial.
How do you get a municipal court trial continued?
Yes, you should be able to, as long as you have sufficient "cause."
What two reasons may a defendant be detained prior to trial?
bail and background check
How are most personal lawsuits resolved?
By far, most are resolved through settlement prior to trial.
What are rights of person accused of a crime?
The right to have an attorney & be presented with the Crown's case prior to the trial.
