Sell v. Graves

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• The reasonableness of a continuance is determined by examining the purpose and length of the continuance.
• “[t]he record of the trial court must in some manner affirmatively demonstrate that a sua sponte continuance by the court was reasonable in light of its necessity or purpose”
• “The record of the trial court must in some manner affirmatively demonstrate that a sua sponte continuance by the court was reasonable in light of its necessity or purpose.”
• “The record of the trial court must in some manner affirmatively demonstrate that a sua sponte continuance by the court was reasonable in light of its necessity or purpose.”
• continuance due to \crowded docket & judge's conference\ was reasonable
• dealing with speedy-trial rights and continuances

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).