WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Welcome back. The man who shot President Reagan 22 years ago says he should be allowed to leave the psychiatric hospital unsupervised. That's the argument John Hinckley Jr. planned to make in federal court today in Washington. CNN's Patty Davis is live outside the courthouse with a surprise development -- somewhat of a surprise, I take it, Patty.</s>PATTY DAVIS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, it was a surprise today. Hinckley is asking for 10 unsupervised visits with his family in Williamsburg, Virginia, where they live. But today a judge delayed a hearing on the matter. Both sides had wanted to present witnesses, they said that would take a couple days</s>BLITZER: Patty, has the family of Ronald Reagan weighed in, the family of James Brady weighed in on whether or not he should get this more lenient treatment?</s>DAVIS: Yes, they have all weighed in. Michael Reagan, Patti Davis, also Ronald Reagan's daughter, have both said they do not want him to get a conditional release, unsupervised visits. So has Sarah Brady and James Brady. A statement being released by the family a while ago saying they oppose this; they do not feel it's time. And you can certainly see the emotions associated with that, and why they would feel that way -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: All right. Patty Davis, joining us from Washington. Thanks, Patty, very much.
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