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Steven M. Sweat's insight:
As I commented upon in a prior post, it was almost inevitable that Chris Brown would be deemed in violation of the terms of his "summary probation" related to his convictions in the Rihanna domestic violence case. Summary probation in California does not require reporting to a formal probation office but, it does usually require that you appear for status hearing on a regular basis and, more importantly for Chris, that you violate NO laws higher than an infraction. I anticipate that Chris will be doing local jail time at the "twin towers" facility in downtown Los Angeles. While this is not as tough an environment as the California State Prison system, it is still one of the toughest local jails in the U.S. Click here if you would like more legal information on car accident claims including hit and run injury matters.
Michael Ehline's comment,
August 7, 2013 12:34 AM
I noticed your earlier comments and I too thought that Chris Brown would break his probation. Rihana was too good for him and you just cant take the scum bag out of him. He would have been better off if he had been seeing a P/O. Perhaps he would not have gotten so loose. I bet he doesn't slap his lawyer's butt at his status hearing. Although a speeding ticketthis allegation is worse. I agree it is more likely than not that Chris will be sent to LA County Jail. And many people I know who have been there, say it is worse than state prison man! He may get butt raped.
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Michael Ehline's comment,
August 7, 2013 12:35 AM
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