Can I challenge a third extension granted to the Appellees for filing?

Full question:

Judge has granted the Appellees a third extension to file the certified record. Is their anything I can file against this?

  • Category: Courts
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  • State: Hawaii

Answer:

Generally, you cannot challenge this extension. Under Rule 26(b) of the Hawaii Rules of Appellate Procedure, the appellate courts or any judge can grant extensions for good cause shown. This means that if the Appellees have a valid reason, the judge can allow them more time to file the certified record.

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