Suzanne M. Corona, facing a rare charge of adultery, will not appear in City Court today as scheduled because her case must be heard by a different judge.
Corona has retained local attorney Brian Degnan to handle her case. Degnan is the son-in-law of Judge Robert Balbick, who was scheduled to hear cases for the 1 p.m. calendar today.
The case is being moved to June 30, when Judge Michael DelPlato is on the bench.
Degnan notified City Court of his position in the case by letter.
The 41-year-old Corona is accused, along with Justin Amend, 29, of Oakfield, of engaging in sex on a picnic table in Farrall Park when the park was filled with parents and children.
Both were charged with public lewdness, only Corona faces the additional misdemeanor charge of adultery.
Corona has denied there was actual sex going on, though has admitted to inappropriate behavior.
Her case has been picked up by media across the United States and Britain.
Corona has yet to enter a plea in court.
