New York Order Extending Defendants Time is an order issued by a New York court that grants an extension of time to a defendant in a criminal case. This order is usually issued when the defendant is unable to appear for a hearing or trial on the scheduled date and time. The order will state the new court date and time for the defendant to appear and will also set forth any additional requirements or conditions that the defendant must satisfy in order to comply with the order. There are two types of New York Order Extending Defendants Time: Temporary Order and Final Order. A Temporary Order is an order issued by a court that gives the defendant an extension of time for a specific period of time, after which the defendant must appear in court on the new date and time. A Final Order is an order issued by a court that gives the defendant an extension of time until the completion of the case or until the court terminates the order.