Nolte’s drug-driving case postponed by judge

A JUDGE in the US has postponed Hollywood actor Nick Nolte’s arraignment on charges of driving under the influence and being under the influence of a controlled substance.

Wed, 30 Oct, 2002 - 00:00

A new date was set for December 5 so the defence could test a blood sample.

Prosecutors said the 61-year-old had used the banned depressant gamma

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Courts Crime Place: US Place: Pacific Coast Highway Place: Malibu Place: Connecticut Person: Nolte Person: Nick Nolte Person: Mark Werksman Person: Werksman Person: Deputy District Attorney Person: Loni Petersen Person: Lawrence Mira Person: Tom Jordache Organisation: Hollywood Organisation: Mercedes-Benz

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