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As a trial lawyer who has seen any number of moves/reasons for a continuance of a trial, fellow members (and future members) of the trial bar take note: sporting events that enjoy the support of a community in which that team or school resides may provide a "basis" for a continuance.

saints continuance order.pdf (34.63 kb)

Tags: new orleans saints, continuance, sports law
Categories: Sports Law

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