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How does one tentatively schedule a trial?


7 posted on 09/08/2009 2:22:29 PM PDT by brewcrew
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To: brewcrew
How does one tentatively schedule a trial?

That's actually not too uncommon .. trial dates can move a lot, depending on a lot of factors.

The key point of the article, however, is that the judge has not granted discovery. There's no sense in pretending there will be a trial if she can't jump that obstacle.

21 posted on 09/08/2009 2:29:11 PM PDT by r9etb
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To: brewcrew
How does one tentatively schedule a trial?

It has to do with the date. Meaning on or about on that date the court goes to trial.

38 posted on 09/08/2009 2:39:16 PM PDT by Red Steel
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To: brewcrew
How does one tentatively schedule a trial?

Happens all the time. The dates are not carved in stone. Cases can settle before the trial date. Cases can be dismissed before the trial date. Trial dates can be pushed back or postponed indefinitely. It just gets it on the calendar and sets a date to shoot for.

163 posted on 09/08/2009 4:07:03 PM PDT by Non-Sequitur
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To: brewcrew
How does one tentatively schedule a trial?

With a pencil.

257 posted on 09/08/2009 6:18:50 PM PDT by xjcsa (And these three remain: change, hope and government. But the greatest of these is government.)
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