BULLETIN:

WPCNR WHITE PLAINS LAW JOURNAL. Special to WPCNR from Peter KATZ. March 5, 2010: After appearances of Mayor Adam Bradley and his wife, in the Westchester County Court Domestic Violence Part this morning, the presiding judge set April 1 as the next date when Mayor Adam Bradley and his wife, Fumiko would appear for a Trial conference.

The Assault in the Third Degree (misdemeanor) charge against Mr. Bradley will be taken up on that date. The matter of whether the domestic violence charge will be dropped is now up to the discretion of the Westchester County District Attorney's Office. It is not known whether the Domestic Violence unit will conduct their own investigation of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley in the interim.

The attorney for Mrs. Bradley, Neal  Comer,  told Peter Katz this morning after the  appearance in the Domestic Violence court that both parties, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley want to repair their marriage. The attorney repeated  that Mrs. Bradley wanted the charge dropped and would not testify in support of the charge,  if the District Attorney proceeded with the case.

Mrs. Bradley's attorney said there would be "no discovery procedure" in the case.

Mr. Bradley's attorneys indicated Mr. Bradley did not plan to move back into his home immediately.

The Order of Protection in effect against Mr. Bradley (since last Sunday) was modified to allow Mr. Bradley to see his wife. He has not seen his wife except in court since Sunday when Mrs. Bradley filed a charge that he intentionally held her arm and slammed her finger in a door, according to the police report. Mr. Bradley has seen his two children in the interim.