After her father testified that she has plans to move back to Louisiana, a jury will be determining whether or not Britney Spears
will receive a criminal charge for her hit and run accident in August
of last year. If sentenced, the pop star might have to make a court
appearance to stand for sentencing.
A criminal defense attorney Alec Rose, advised E! Online that the "Womanizer" singer would most likely not face time behind bars. According to Rose, "She would probably only have to pay a fine of a few hundred dollars and be on one to three years of summary probation."
A jury consisting of four men and eight women spent two hours behind closed doors on Friday, but were unable to reach a verdict before the weekend. They'll be returning to deliberations on Monday morning.
Legal concerns seem to be the furthest thing from Britney's mind as she and her parents pick up her sons Sean Preston and Jayden James Federline from school. Aww she looks so happy!
A criminal defense attorney Alec Rose, advised E! Online that the "Womanizer" singer would most likely not face time behind bars. According to Rose, "She would probably only have to pay a fine of a few hundred dollars and be on one to three years of summary probation."
A jury consisting of four men and eight women spent two hours behind closed doors on Friday, but were unable to reach a verdict before the weekend. They'll be returning to deliberations on Monday morning.
Legal concerns seem to be the furthest thing from Britney's mind as she and her parents pick up her sons Sean Preston and Jayden James Federline from school. Aww she looks so happy!
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