Sentences with phrase «requested trial date»

Abbott has also requested a trial date for damages.

Stephenson also said at the Economic Club lunch that AT&T's requested trial date of Feb. 20 was a «reasonable ask.»

By appearing in court, you can request a trial date to dispute the case in front of a judge, or you can plead guilty right away on the date included on your ticket.

While drivers are generally able to submit their pleas in person and by mail, certain courts may even allow you to request a trial date by phone.

In Maryland you have three options: challenge your traffic ticket, pay the fine, or plead guilty with an explanation and appear for a waiver hearing, request a trial date and appear for trial.

If you do not believe you are guilty of the violation on your traffic ticket, you must request a trial date before the due date on your ticket.

The next step of disputing a traffic ticket is to request a trial date.

Drivers can initiate the process of contesting a traffic ticket in Alaska by submitting a «not guilty» plea and requesting a trial date with the corresponding court prior to the date displayed on the ticket.

To initiate the process of contesting a speeding ticket in Illinois or another type of citation, drivers must first submit a plea of «not guilty» to the court that is processing their ticket and request a trial date.

To do this, you must request a trial date.

Otherwise, you'll have to request a trial date.

If any outstanding issues remain unresolved between you and your spouse, you'll have to request a trial date from the court.

After the waiting period, you must let the court know that you don't have a comprehensive settlement agreement, and then request a trial date.

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Attorneys for Aiello, Gerardi and a fourth defendant, Peter Galbraith Kelly, concurred with the request for a January 2018 trial date, according to a letter Bohrer filed with the court today.

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In your email request for the 2000 word trial critique, please include a short paragraph overview — or synopsis — of your project; the word count of the completed manuscript or material to date; and note one or more successful books to which you would compare the market / readership of your work.

(The latest continuance, requested by the prosecution and granted earlier this month, pushes the trial date back two full months.)

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In Austin, Texas, you are given several options for an alleged traffic speed violation, which, other than the Request Trial and the Pay options, include a Driving Safety course option, and a Deferred Disposition option, both of which must be selected prior to the appearance date on the citation (which appears to be within 4 weeks of the citation).

Plaintiff's counsel replied on September 21, 2011 indicating that if the trial could be heard in Provincial Court in the same time frame as the trial date set in Supreme Court — March 2012 — then the plaintiff would consider the request for a transfer.

• Caused a one - year delay in having the matter brought to trial, despite repeated requests from the wife to set a trial date.

Because of the crowded nature of most court dockets, a trial date is usually not available prior to 6 - 12 months from the date it is requested.

Within the past few years the South Carolina Supreme Court has promulgated one rule in which family court cases are dismissed if no final hearing is requested within 365 days of the date the action is filed and another rule in which cases need to be mediated in most counties (including all three local countries: Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester) before the docketing clerk can grant trial dates.

Likewise, if the court sets a later trial date (perhaps because the defendant successfully requested a continuance), you can request a continuance relative to that, but you can't force them to go with the date you originally scheduled.

A request may be legitimate where there is evidence that (i) the party's condition has changed or deteriorated since the date of a previous examination, (ii) a more current assessment of the plaintiff's condition is required for trial, (iii) the plaintiff served specialist reports from new assessors after the defendants had conducted their medical assessments, or (iv) some of the party's injuries fall outside the expertise of the first examining health practitioner;

The plaintiff's request for an expedited trial date was granted, and the trial is scheduled for mid-January.

The forum offered an opportunity for the judiciary to share information and get feedback from trial attorneys on the initiative to reduce the need for continuance requests and to set reliable and firm trial dates.

If there is not enough time before the trial to make an application to adjourn it, you or someone representing you will have to appear in court on the date set for the trial to request the adjournment.

If you discover that you can not attend a trial date, you will need to request an adjournment (to postpone it to another date).

If you have been convicted «in absentia» (in your absence), you have only 21 days to file a Request for Trial De Novo in order to appear in court to contest your case from the date of mailing on your Notice of Decision on Trial in Absentia.

If you wish to contest your ticket, you must appear timely (on or before your hearing date) to request a trial, without cost to you.

The Superior Court Traffic Services allows you to pay for a traffic ticket, request traffic school, request a 60 - day extension from the court appearance date on the ticket or a 30 - day extension to complete traffic school, request a court date, check on the status of a traffic ticket by the citation number or by a California driver's license number, or request a Trial by Written Declaration.

If you request a trial de novo (a re-trial in which the parties start over from the beginning and proceed as if the first hearing never happened), you will be given a trial date.

You must complete the Request for Trial by Written Declaration TR - 205 and Waiver of Arraignment SUPTV - 060 (see below) and submit them to the court by the due date on your courtesy notice in order to receive a trial by written declaraTrial by Written Declaration TR - 205 and Waiver of Arraignment SUPTV - 060 (see below) and submit them to the court by the due date on your courtesy notice in order to receive a trial by written declaratrial by written declaration.

To fight your RI traffic ticket, you'll need to appear in court on your arraignment date to submit a «not guilty» plea and request a trial.

After pleading not guilty, the SC court clerk will notify you of the date and time you need to return for a pre-trial hearing OR trial before a judge (or jury if you request it).

To plead «not guilty» to a traffic ticket, you must appear in court and request a trial court date.

When fighting speeding tickets or other citations, you must request a court hearing by mailing your ticket along with the specified bond to the presiding court and await for a trial date to be set.

You can request a trial or hearing date.

When discovery is complete, you or your spouse, or your attorneys, can request a court date for the trial on your disputed issues.

This means that you must follow the instructions very carefully, file all mandatory documents, provide proof of all requirements, move the court to order the other party to fulfill his / her requirements (when necessary), request a hearing or trial date, etc..

In spite of the reality that the other spouse may need time to process the emotional impact of the decision to divorce, the attorney typically responds to the demands of the client and turns up the procedural heat by filing pleadings, serving interrogatories, requesting production of documents, requesting the setting of trial dates, subpoenaing records, noticing depositions, and utilizing other procedural devices available to move the action toward judicial resolution.

Knowing how to ask for a different trial date and when the court may deny a request will help you make sure that you get suitable trial date for your divorce.

While most judges will readily grant your request, if you've got a trial date coming up soon or, worse yet, if you're in the middle of a trial, the judge may be reluctant to allow you to let your divorce lawyer go.