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Adrian Peterson's trial date tentatively set for Dec. 1

Adrian Peterson's trial date on a charge of reckless or negligent injury to a child has been tentatively set for Dec. 1, lawyer Rusty Hardin said Wednesday, adding that he's asked for a "quick, speedy trial."

Hardin also said that Peterson "is chomping at the bit to publicly talk," but has been advised not to. The December 1 date is not set in stone, with Hardin still hopeful for an earlier trial. 

"Instead of on to Cincinnati, we're onto the trial," Hardin said. 

Peterson did not enter a plea during his arraignment in a Montgomery County (Texas) courtroom Wednesday.

Peterson was placed on the Exempt/Commissioner's Permission List in September. He is required to remain away from all team activities while taking care of his legal proceedings.

Peterson was first deactivated prior to Minnesota's Week 2 loss to the New England Patriots after the initial news of the indictment.

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