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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a continuance" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to the postponement or delay of a court proceeding or trial.
Example: "The judge granted a continuance to allow the defense more time to prepare their case."
Alternatives: "a postponement" or "a delay".
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CC: I'm just on a continuance thing...I just want to continue.
According to court papers, a magistrate judge granted a continuance in the case yesterday to allow prosecutors to continue plea talks with defense lawyers.
A continuance is conveyed.
Or ask for a continuance.
"It's a continuance of something good".
Against all odds, the Rhee reforms won a continuance.
There is no explanation of this, just a continuance.
A judge recently granted a continuance in Ms. Anthony's case.
Every subsequent court date has been a pro forma affair that led to a continuance.
Jam-packed dockets mean that a continuance ensures a delay of at least six months.
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