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MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE JUVENILE MATTERSSTATE OF CONNECTICUTSUPERIOR COURT JUVENILE MATTERS www.jud.ct.govJDJM140 Rev. 118 C.G.S. 46b120; 52196 P.B. 31a1A; 34a5Instructions to person making motion

How to fill out motion for continuancejuvenile matters

How to fill out a motion for continuance in juvenile matters:

1. Start by addressing the court appropriately, using phrases like "Your Honor" or "To the Court."
2. Write your name, address, and contact information at the top of the motion.
3. Clearly state the title of the motion as "Motion for Continuance in Juvenile Matters."
4. Provide the case details, including the case number, court name, and the names of all parties involved.
5. Explain the reason for requesting a continuance. This could be due to unexpected circumstances, unavailability of a key witness, or the need for more time to prepare a defense.
6. Support your request with valid reasons, presenting any relevant facts or evidence that justify the need for a continuance.
7. Include the proposed new date and time for the hearing, if known. Otherwise, state that you will provide the court with the date once it becomes available.
8. Express your willingness to cooperate with the court and other parties involved in rescheduling the hearing.
9. Conclude the motion by signing and dating it, and indicating whether you have served a copy of the motion to other parties in the case.
10. File the motion with the appropriate court, following their specific instructions and procedures.

Who needs a motion for continuance in juvenile matters:

1. Attorneys representing juveniles who require additional time for case preparation.
2. Juvenile defendants who believe that a continuance is necessary to ensure a fair trial.
3. Prosecutors who may need more time to gather evidence or resolve important legal matters.
4. Witnesses who are unable to attend the scheduled hearing due to unforeseen circumstances.
5. Judges who may grant a continuance request if sufficient grounds are provided.

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What is motion for continuance juvenile matters?

Motion for continuance in juvenile matters is a request to postpone or reschedule a court hearing or trial involving minors.

Who is required to file motion for continuance juvenile matters?

The parties involved in the juvenile case or their legal representatives are typically required to file a motion for continuance in juvenile matters.

How to fill out motion for continuance juvenile matters?

To fill out a motion for continuance in juvenile matters, one must include the case details, reason for the request, proposed new dates, and any supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of motion for continuance juvenile matters?

The purpose of a motion for continuance in juvenile matters is to request a delay or rescheduling of a court proceeding for valid reasons.

What information must be reported on motion for continuance juvenile matters?

The motion for continuance in juvenile matters should include the case number, names of parties involved, reason for the request, proposed new dates, and any supporting evidence.