MD · rules
St. Mary's Cnty. Cir. Ct. Criminal DCM Plan 2
Procedures
a. Authority to Grant Postponements
The County Administrative Judge, or the judge specially
assigned by the administrative judge to grant criminal
continuances, shall consider requests to postpone a trial.
If a case is assigned to a judge who is not the administrative
judge or the judge assigned to grant criminal continuances, that
judge will consult with one of the two judges authorized to grant
continuances. If agreed, the authorized judge shall grant the
continuance and assign a new date to the case, consistent with
these time standards. The Assignment Office must clear the dates
for the re-scheduling of all cases.
c. Violations of Probation, Sentencings, and Other Post-Judgment Hearings
The limitations contained in this policy do not apply to
postponement requests for the following hearing types: motion for
new trial, sentencing, modification or reconsideration of sentence,
violation of probation, post-conviction, coram nobis, or any other
post-judgment hearing. In those matters, the judge to whom the
case is assigned shall rule on any request for postponement.
Provenance
- Source
- www.mdcourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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