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Intellectual Evidence: Case Study

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MOTION TO DISMISS RULE TO SHOW CAUSE
OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE
MOTION TO CONTINUE THE ADVISEMENT HEARING

COME NOW Vernida R. Chaney, Esq. and enter her appearance on behalf of the defendant, Georgia Sunlee Hazel, and move this Honorable Court to dismiss the rule to show against the defendant on the grounds that the defendant completed the balance of her community service hours. See Exhibit A (attached). In alternative, the defendant, through counsel, moves the this Honorable Court to continue the advisement hearing scheduled for November 5, 2015 on the grounds that counsel has a conflict and is unavailable to attend the hearing on behalf of the defendant. If the Court grants the motion to continue, counsel is available on the following dates:

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