- that
sharply limit the
ability of
judges to
grant continuances. However, a
motion for
continuance may be
granted when
necessitated by
unforeseeable events...
- 13th or 14th
continuances, but
objected to the 15th
continuance (March 1963 on the date of Barker's trial; the
prosecution sought a
continuance due to illness...
- Leopold's
birth Albert complained in a
letter to
Victoria about her "
continuance of hysterics" over a "miserable trifle". In
early 1855, the government...
- laws
continuance legislation is
legislation that
continues enactments that
would otherwise expire. See, for example, the
Expiring Laws
Continuance Ordinance...
-
Turnpike Acts
Continuance Act 1840 Act of
Parliament Parliament of the
United Kingdom Long
title An Act to
continue for One Year from the p****ing of this...
- team, had been injured. A
judge later granted a sti****tion
order of
continuance in her case such that if Peña had no
other incidents for a year, the...
- the
early emperors, at least, to
preserve the
illusion of the
formal continuance, in some aspects, of the
Roman Republic. 'Prin****te' is etymologically...
- The
Ordnance Survey (OS) is the
national mapping agency for
Great Britain. The agency's name
indicates its
original military purpose (see
ordnance and...
-
Continuance is the
postponement of
legal proceedings.
Continuance may also
refer to:
Continuance (Currensy and the
Alchemist album), 2022
Continuance...
-
During the
trials Aiken refused to give out
bills of
particulars or
grant continuances or bail. He also
announced guilty verdicts from a pre-typed
script and...
