If the case is set for a plea, you will have to show up for that. If the plea agreement is for probation, you will not be sentenced then. Instead, a pre-sentence report will be ordered, and you will be given a new date to come back for sentencing. If the case is set for a trial, you will get a pre-trial date.
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What does it mean when a court sets a pre trial date for an Petition to Partition?? Hyannis, MA | January 11, 2011 6:52pm. My brother in law filed a petition to partition and the court set me an letter saying. It is an order: that one week prior to the pre trial date all parties must sit down to talk. When a petition to partition is set for a pretrial date what does this mean???? I'm the defendant and I objected to his partition.
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I have a court case I am involved in and the website that was updated has the information below. I have no idea what it means, and I need a definition in laymen's terms: This is a felony case. PROCEEDINGS ACTION CAME ON FOR PRE-TRIAL. - HEARINGS HEARING CONTINUED TO 11/02/2007 AT 8:30...
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I have a court case I am involved in and the website that was updated has the information below. I have no idea what it means, and I need a definition in laymen's terms: This is a felony case. ACTION CAME ON FOR PRE-TRIAL. HEARING CONTINUED TO 11/02/2007 AT 8:30 IN DEPARTMENT R5. CASE CONTINUED FOR DISPO/RESET.
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If your case has been adjourned, this means that it has been put on hold, so-to-speak. In other words, the case has been paused for some reason. The courts will adjourn a case for a number of reasons and at many different points in the trial process.
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Updated August 28, 2016. After it is decided that a criminal case will proceed to trial, pre-trial motions can be presented to the court that can influence how the trial is conducted. Those motions can address many different topics and issues.
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Best Answer Thanks! If you do not know what set on pre-trail call and trial call means, you are in way over your head. Please consider hiring a lawyer. Your case is scheduled for both p[re-trail and trail. Te requirements for your pre-trial depend upon the nature of the case and the requirements of the judge.
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If your case has been adjourned, the court will give you instructions on how to proceed. Sometimes, a case is adjourned sine die, which means it has been adjourned without another date being set. In this case, the parties will have to schedule another date themselves if they wish the case to continue. Other times, when a case is adjourned, it will be rescheduled for a date at some point in the future.
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If the case is set on the trial docket you will get a pre-trial date. That is a date where the court takes announcements, and either assigns a trial date, or schedules a date to hear pre-trial matters. If an agreement is reached the case can also be set for a plea.
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What occurs at a pre-trial conference? Generally, either the case is resolved or the case is prepared for trial. If you want to resolve the case, the process is the same as set out in the discussion about arraignment. If you want to go to trial and you do not have a lawyer, you must file a waiver of counsel form . If you filed one at arraignment you do not need to file another. You will then speak to the prosecutor to try to resolve your case. You, or your lawyer, and the prosecutor exchange information about the case. This is called discovery. During the pre-trial conference either side can file or set a date for filing motions, including a motion to dismiss the complaint or to prevent certain evidence from being used at trial.
http://www.mass.gov/courts/selfhelp/criminal-law/pre-trial-conference.html
what does it mean when it says a case is set for pre-trial
Case is set for pre-trial means during the pre-trial conference either side can file or set a date for filing motions, including a motion to dismiss the complaint or to prevent certain evidence from being used at trial.