Motion for Continuance

Florida legal definition under Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.190

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Definition: A formal request to postpone a hearing or trial to a later date. Common reasons include attorney scheduling conflicts, need for additional preparation time, or unavailability of witnesses.

Category: Court Process · Statute: Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.190 · Source: Florida Legislature

Understanding Motion for Continuance in Florida

A formal request to postpone a hearing or trial to a later date. Common reasons include attorney scheduling conflicts, need for additional preparation time, or unavailability of witnesses.

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