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What is a reserved ruling?

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What is a reserved ruling?

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  • State: Colorado

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A reserved ruling is a decision that is postponed for a future date, often contingent on a future event or set of circumstances.

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The purpose of a reserved ruling is to allow a judge or decision-maker to take additional time to consider the evidence and arguments before making a final decision. This can be important in complex cases where more information is needed to ensure a fair outcome.

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