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Erie Cnty. C.P. FinalProposedCriminalLocalRules 7

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Appendix 1

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

: OF ERIE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

v. :

:

[ENTER NAME] : Docket No. [ENTER NUMBER]

[ENTER PARTY] MOTION TO CONTINUE TRIAL

Please take notice this ______ day of __________________ that [ENTER PARTY], files

this Motion to Continue Trial as follows:

1. The above case is scheduled for trial during the [ENTER MONTH] term of Court.

2. On [ENTER DATE] the criminal complaint was filed.

3. Defendant is accused of the following offenses: [ENTER CHARGES].

4. The undersigned counsel requests a continuance because [ENTER REASONS].

5. This case was continued on [ENTER NUMBER] previous occasion(s) by the

Commonwealth/Defendant.

6. For the purpose of Rule 600, the delay caused by this continuance shall be attributed

to [ENTER PARTY].

7. [ENTER ADVERSE COUNSEL][objects/does not object] to the relief requested.

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Source
courts.eriecountypa.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
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