"trial delay" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to discuss when a court trial is postponed or rescheduled. For example, "The judge granted the defendant's request for a trial delay to prepare for the case."
"The trial delay gives the appropriate parties more opportunity to reach a just conclusion".
They have sought to frame the effort to seek a trial delay as a vote for or against Africa.
(Agence France-Presse) PAKISTAN: ANOTHER TRIAL DELAY -- The trial of ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif hit another snag when a prosecution witness mentioned that he had been questioned by a military "board of inquiry".
Simply to say that speedy trials generally are the answer ignores the frustrating reality that trial delay is one of the most elusive and critical contemporary problems in the admin istration of justice.
At the time, a spokeswoman for Waymo called the new evidence "significant and troubling" and welcomed the trial delay as an "opportunity to fully investigate this new, highly relevant information".
Mayor Addonizio, who has accused the prosecutor, United States Attorney Frederick B. Lacey, of political motives in opposing a trial delay, faces a run‐off election June 16 against Kenneth Gibson a Newark civil engineer.
They delayed the trial, delayed the trial".
This state of affairs also leads to exorbitant trial delays.
The case will now go to trial, delaying the program's financing.
Investment in public defense saves tax dollars by preventing costly trial delays, appeals and wrongful convictions.
The trial, delayed three times already, stems from a street brawl on Halloween.
