Written motions are required at least 10 days before the court date.
The court, as a matter of policy, will grant one continuance per party without good cause shown.
Subsequent requests for continuance will be on good cause shown, which may include but is not limited to:
Pre-existing court dates, with appropriate documentation regarding when notified of the conflicting court date.
Pre-scheduled vacation dates with no-refund statement attached.
Conflicting subpoenas for witnesses.
Second motions for continuance shall be filed at least 10 days before the court date:
A date for a hearing on the motion will be provided to the Defendant.
If the defendant elects they may pay a $200 cash bond in lieu of appearing for the continuance motion and the case will be reset.
Cash bond is refundable upon acquittal or dismissal of the charge.
Third and subsequent motions of continuance shall be filed at least 10 days before the court date:
A date for a hearing on the motion will be provided to the Defendant.
Hearing date will be before Defendant's next scheduled court appearance.
Motions untimely filed or without good cause shown, may be denied by the court.
Motions denied, and subsequent failure to appear will result in a failure to appear charge being filed, a warrant executed and a bond for new court setting required.
A cash bond will be required if the failure to appear occurred on a surety or attorney bond.