Delayed. That’s the word from Jersey City Municipal Court as the Court itself begged off on this Friday’s Beth Mason criminal trial.

Can you blame them?

Reprieve? The Beth Mason criminal trial with her allegations of being assaulted and “alarmed” by a no. 10 envelope from MSV will have to wait until the New Year. The Jersey City court announced the criminal trial would have to be delayed, another in a series of postponned trial dates since the first set last May.

Talking Ed Note: Attorney Alex Booth was rarin-to-go, witnesses ready to take the stand and legal documents in the Bajardi v Pincus case conflicting with victimization testimony about to be entered into exhibit evidence before the trial judge.

It’ll have to wait until early next year. (The public will be properly noticed and invited to attend.)

For MSV prognosticator and commenter LeoTPTP, this isn’t a surprise and so too commenter Marty Funkhauser and others who saw it coming but will have to Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Related: The day after the subpoena pony express delivery just minutes before the start of the City Council meeting at City Hall, MSV detailed an incident of attempted violence upon exiting under our own horsepower writing back on September 18, 2014:

In the famous words of Winston Churchill,

“never give in, never give in, never, never, never-in nothing, great or small, large or petty – never give in except to convictions of honour and good sense. Never yield to force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy.”