( CNN ) -- A Delaware pediatrician facing 529 felony counts of rape and other sexual offenses involving his young patients waived his right to a jury trial Monday , a court official said . Dr. Earl Bradley told Superior Court Judge William Carpenter Jr. on Monday morning that he did not want his fate decided by a jury of his peers , said Colleen Redmond , a Delaware courts official . He made the announcement at a pretrial hearing at a New Castle County Courthouse in Wilmington . His trial , nonetheless , is set to begin June 1 , according to Delaware Justice Department spokesman Jason P. Miller . Carpenter will be the presiding judge . The pediatrician , who had a practice in Lewes , Delaware , was arrested in December 2009 on charges that include rape , sexual exploitation of a child , endangering child welfare and assault . In March 2010 , Bradley , 56 , pleaded not guilty to 471 felony counts after he was accused of victimizing 103 children : 102 girls and one boy . The next month , the Delaware doctor was indicted on 58 additional counts of rape and other sexual offenses . These related to 24 girls he had as patients between 1999 and 2009 . Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden has said the charges are based on `` video and digital evidence '' seized from Bradley 's home and medical practice around the time of his arrest . In addition to Delaware , Bradley has medical licenses in Pennsylvania , New Jersey and Florida . Delaware authorities have said they have contacted officials in those states . In a February 2010 interview with CNN , Bradley 's attorney said that his client 's defense would largely center on his mental condition at the time the crimes are alleged to have occurred . `` Most of the evidence in this case comes from videotapes . It 's kind of hard to argue with videotapes , '' Eugene Maurer Jr. said . `` The issue , in this case , is going to come down to his mental health at the time . '' CNN 's Devon Sayers contributed to this report .
Dr. David Bradley says in a Delaware court that he does n't want a jury trial . His trial , nonetheless , is scheduled to begin on October 1 . He faces 529 counts of rape and sexual assault , among other charges . His attorney has said ` ` this case is going to come down to his mental health ''