Judge John F. Keenan granted a postponement until Wednesday.
A17 Bombing Trial Postponed One of two men charged with the 1963 bombing of a Birmingham, Ala., church that killed four girls was granted a postponement of his murder trial, after a judge received a report that the man was mentally unfit to stand trial.
Sylvester strongly suggested in his ruling that he was apt to grant a postponement, if requested, on Friday.
The judge said Holmes, described by his own lawyers as suffering from an unspecified mental illness, should remain held without bail and indicated he would grant a postponement for Holmes' arraignment.
The judge granted a postponement of the trial, over an objection by one of Franklin's attorneys, Seymour Amster, telling him he had "kind of put everybody in a box" by turning over "last-minute evidence".
WWE was later granted a deadline postponement.
One of two men charged with the 1963 bombing of a Birmingham, Ala., church that killed four girls was granted an indefinite postponement of his murder trial today, after a judge received a medical report that the man was mentally unfit to stand trial.
The judge in that case granted a one-week postponement to give Mr. Navalny's lawyers more time to prepare.
It may be argued that Mr. Bush has no power to grant a reprieve, or postponement of the execution, since Texas law permits only one gubernatorial reprieve, and Mr. Graham received one from Gov. Ann Richards in 1993.
The assistant district attorney for the case, the crowd was informed, was seriously ill with pneumonia and had been granted a one-month postponement.
