Attorney General Tom Horne is accused of not leaving a note after FBI agents saw him hit another vehicle.
An April 2 trial date has been set in the misdemeanor hit-and-run case against Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne.
Horne's pretrial conference was scheduled for Friday afternoon in Phoenix Municipal Court after two one-month delays.
But court officials announced Thursday afternoon that a request from Horne's attorney Michael Kimerer to vacate the hearing was granted and a trial date was set.
Horne is accused of not leaving a note after FBI agents saw him tap another vehicle while driving a borrowed car in March.
Horne says he didn't think the other vehicle was damaged.
He has pleaded not guilty.
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