Ohio County Circuit Court, Kentucky Adjournment & Extension Requirements
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Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.
CRITICAL
The parties may not extend an order-established date by stipulation; any modification requires a motion and an order.
10. There will be no extension of any date established by this order by stipulation of the parties. A motion and order are required for any modification.
CRITICAL
A continuance of the Trial date will be granted only for good cause, on motion signed by the attorneys and their clients.
No continuance of the Trial date will bc granted without good cause, by motion and signed by the attorney(s) and their clients).
CRITICAL
A criminal case will not be continued because of a conflict in another court that arises after the trial date is first set.
Cases will not be continued for any conflicts in other courts arising after the date the trial is first set.
WARNING
Failure to make discovery available in good faith may result in a continuance, dismissal, or exclusion of the undisclosed evidence at trial.
Failure to make good-faith discovery available to the Commonwealth's attorney or to defense counsel may result in a continuance, dismissal of the case, or a ruling that the evidence not furnished may not be introduced at trial.
How do I request an adjournment or extension in Ohio County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
The parties may not extend an order-established date by stipulation; any modification requires a motion and an order.
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