I don't give a rat's patooie what you called it, but the scenario you typically use provides for being sued today and going to court tomorrow for a dispositive hearing.Originally Posted by Tasha
I NEVER called them Trials. I call them Court Hearings and Court Cases, NEVER trials. A Trial would take much, much longer. Court Hearings and Court Cases happen much quicker than Trials.
You always have people testify, and that happens at trial, and only rarely before, especially in civil cases.
Typically trials happen one to nine years after an action is filed, served, and responded to.
In law," ignorantia juris non excusat"
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