Sheriff v. Terpstra

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• holding that a court must consider the totality of the circumstances to determine whether a prosecutor has demonstrated good cause to continue a preliminary hearing due to the absence of a witness
• \What constitutes 'good cause' is not anienable to a bright-line rule. The justice's court must review the totality of the circumstances to determine whether 'good cause' has been shown.\

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