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CASE MANAGEMENT CONTINUANCE CHART (PURSUANT TO LAW DIV. GAO 20-4, SEC. 1.2) *MARCH 17 CONTINUED TO JULY 16 *MARCH 18 CONTINUED TO JULY 17 *MARCH 19 CONTINUED TO JULY 20 *MARCH 20 CONTINUED TO JULY 21 *MARCH 23 CONTINUED TO JULY 22 *MARCH 24 CONTINUED TO JULY 23 *MARCH 25 CONTINUED TO JULY 24 *MARCH 26 CONTINUED TO JULY 27 *MARCH 27 CONTINUED TO JULY 28 *The above cases were previously continued pursuant to Judge Evans General Administrative Order 20-01 that was entered March 13, 2020. The cases received new case management dates from April 16, 2020 to April 28, 2020. Therefore, the rescheduling of these cases use those April dates for calculating the new case management date. MARCH 30 CONTINUED TO JUNE 29 MARCH 31 CONTINUED TO JUNE 30 APRIL 01 CONTINUED TO JULY 01 APRIL 02 CONTINUED TO JULY 02 APRIL 03 CONTINUED TO JULY 06 APRIL 06 CONTINUED TO JULY 06 APRIL 07 CONTINUED TO JULY 07 APRIL 08 CONTINUED TO JULY 08 APRIL 09 CONTINUED TO JULY 09 APRIL 10 CONTINUED TO JULY 10 APRIL 13 CONTINUED TO JULY 13 APRIL 14 CONTINUED TO JULY 14 APRIL 15 CONTINUED TO JULY 15 APRIL 16 CONTINUED TO JULY 16 APRIL 17 CONTINUED TO JULY 17 APRIL 20 CONTINUED TO JULY 20 APRIL 21 CONTINUED TO JULY 21 APRIL 22 CONTINUED TO JULY 22 APRIL 23 CONTINUED TO JULY 23 APRIL 24 CONTINUED TO JULY 24 APRIL 27 CONTINUED TO JULY 27 APRIL 28 CONTINUED TO JULY 28 APRIL 29 CONTINUED TO JULY 29 APRIL 30 CONTINUED TO JULY 30 MAY 01 CONTINUED TO JULY 31 MAY 04 CONTINUED TO AUGUST 03 MAY 05 CONTINUED TO AUGUST 04 MAY 06 CONTINUED TO AUGUST 05 MAY 07 CONTINUED TO AUGUST 06 MAY 08 CONTINUED TO AUGUST 07 MAY 11 CONTINUED TO AUGUST 10 MAY 12 CONTINUED TO AUGUST 11 MAY 13 CONTINUED TO AUGUST 12 MAY 14 CONTINUED TO AUGUST 13 MAY 15 CONTINUED TO AUGUST 14 Please Note: Pursuant to Law Division General Administrative Order 20-4, all of the above cases, including those originally set for case management between March 17, 2020 and March 27, 2020, will have their case management date continued as detailed in the chart above. .

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