Rusk County Justice of the Peace Courts Adjournment & Extension Requirements
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Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.
CRITICAL
At the scheduled jury setting, the defense attorney and/or defendant must appear, and the State and Defense must announce ready or file a written motion for continuance.
Jury Trial – Defense attorney and/or defendant shall appear at the scheduled jury setting. State and Defense must either announce ready or file a written motion for continuance.
CRITICAL
Pretrial hearings remain set for their scheduled day unless the court grants a written State or Defense motion for continuance.
Pretrial – All pretrial hearings will be held on the day set unless a written State or Defense motion for continuance is granted.
WARNING
Attorneys or defendants may reset a case no later than the day before its current setting, subject to court rules.
Attorneys or defendants may reset cases no later than the day before the current setting in accordance with court rules.
WARNING
Continuances are decided on the merits of each case, and applicable notice and pleading requirements must be followed.
Continuance will be heard on the merits of each individual case. The notice and pleading requirements of law must be followed.
How do I request an adjournment or extension in Rusk County Justice of the Peace Courts?
At the scheduled jury setting, the defense attorney and/or defendant must appear, and the State and Defense must announce ready or file a written motion for continuance.
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