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Conn. Practice Book § 44-13

Scheduling for Proceedings

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before Trial; Continuances

Cases should be promptly assigned for arraignments, motions and other preliminary proceedings so as not unduly to delay the progress of the

cases or to exceed time limits for such proceedings set by rule or administrative directive. Ordinarily, continuances for any preliminary proceedings, when allowed under these rules, shall not

exceed two weeks.

History

(P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 975.)

Provenance

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