§ 497 Motion to set aside indictment or information heard, when.

If you file a motion to set aside an indictment or information, the court is supposed to hear it right away, on the same day you bring it up. This means the judge won't just let it sit without addressing it.

The only exception is if there's a good reason to wait. If the court finds a valid reason to delay, the hearing can be pushed to a later date. But delays aren't supposed to happen just because it's convenient. There needs to be an actual justification for putting off the hearing.

In short, this rule keeps things moving. It stops cases from getting stuck in limbo and makes sure that challenges to an indictment or information get addressed promptly, unless there's a real reason to slow things down.