Singer Bobby Brown's hearing carried over until Tuesday

DECATUR - State Court Judge Wayne Purdom scheduled a second hearing next Tuesday for singer Bobby Brown after Brown&#39;s attorney said they weren&#39;t ready to make a plea. <br> <br> Purdom told Brown he cannot drive and may not leave the state until the next hearing. <br> <br> After the hearing, Brown signed autographs and promoted his new movie. <br> <br> His attorney, Xavier Dicks, said he believed the case will be resolved on Tuesday. <br> <br> Brown was wanted for failing to appear in a DeKalb County court in 1997 on charges that included driving under the influence, speeding, failing to maintain a lane and have no proof of insurance. <br> <br> He was taken to DeKalb County yesterday after being arrested earlier in Atlanta on drug and traffic charges. <br> <br> Brown -- whose wife is singer Whitney Houston -- posted $1,500 bond in Atlanta and later a $10,000 bond in DeKalb County. <br> <br> In Atlanta, an officer at the city jail said Brown is charged with possession of less than an ounce of marijuana, speeding and having no driver&#39;s license or proof of insurance. <br> <br> The 33-year-old Brown was stopped around 2:30 a.m. Thursday driving a Cadillac Escalade. Police say several others were in the sport utility vehicle were not arrested. Houston was not among them.