Adjournment Order - New York

Adjournment Order is a legal document that was released by the New York State Unified Court System - a government authority operating within New York.

FAQ

Q: What is an adjournment order?
A: An adjournment order is a directive issued by a court to temporarily suspend or postpone legal proceedings.

Q: How does an adjournment order affect legal proceedings?
A: An adjournment order delays or reschedules the scheduled court hearings, trials, or other legal proceedings.

Q: Who can apply for an adjournment order?
A: Any party involved in a legal case, such as the prosecution or defense, or their legal representatives, can apply for an adjournment order.

Q: What are the reasons for requesting an adjournment order?
A: Some common reasons for requesting an adjournment order include the unavailability of a key person, the need for more time to prepare, or a request by both parties for settlement discussions.

Q: How can one request an adjournment order in New York?
A: To request an adjournment order in New York, a formal application must usually be made to the court, supported by valid reasons for the request.

Q: Can an adjournment order be denied?
A: Yes, a court has the discretion to deny an adjournment order if the reasons provided are not deemed sufficient or if granting the adjournment would cause undue delay or prejudice.