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Carlton Bragg’s municipal court date for drug paraphernalia charge moved to March 3

The scheduled first court appearance for Carlton Bragg, the Kansas sophomore basketball player charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, has been moved.

City of Lawrence Municipal Court documents obtained Tuesday by The Star show Bragg is scheduled to appear at 10:30 a.m. March 3 and is represented by attorney Hatem Chahine. The charge against Bragg, 21, was entered in municipal court Monday after KU police said Friday he had been issued a notice to appear in court. Bragg was originally scheduled for a first appearance on Feb. 14.

Bragg has been indefinitely suspended from competition by KU coach Bill Self for an undisclosed team rules violation since Thursday night.