Judge postpones Bromwell case until fall

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The attorney representing former state Sen. Thomas Bromwell in his public corruption case has “irreconcilable” conflicts of interest that will cause the trial to be postponed at least until the fall, a federal judge ruled Friday.

Judge J. Frederick Motz said the attorney for Bromwell and his wife, Mary Patricia Bromwell, must step down from the case but did not disclose the conflicts.

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