On October 31, 1997, a conference call between the principals failed to achieve a settlement, and the judge postponed the trial to 1998.

After mulling over his request, the judge here postponed the proceedings until Friday morning.

The judge ordered the defendant released, but postponed the order to give the Government time to appeal.

The judge then later postponed the sentencing further due to "a change in the court's schedule".

A judge postponed the case until next month, requesting more evidence.

The judges first postponed the hearings, and then adjourned on the 28th without hearing any cases.

The judge called the lawyers to his chambers and later postponed the case until Monday.

Reporters are all over the place, but the judge in the Keyes case postponed.

The judge postponed her bail hearing until September 3.

The judge immediately postponed their death sentence because no English court had the authority to kill an unborn child.