Singer Chris Brown, 20, should receive the punishment of abuse against her former lover, Rihanna, 21. In court yesterday (26 / 8), High Court Judge Patricia Schnegg Los Angeles verdict of probation for five years and six months of social work.
In addition, Judge Brown's approach Schnegg Rihanna prohibit within 100 yards (91.44 meters) for five years. However, if both are attending the music event in the same building, Brown allowed within 10 yards (9.1 meters). When Brown acting stupid by breaking one points verdict, the court sent him to jail immediately. It explicitly warned by Judge Schnegg.
"I've heard several reports on the few occasions that you (Brown, Red) is in one place with Rihanna. For that, I do not want to hear more things like that, unless you want to go to prison," said Judge Schnegg as quoted by the Associated Press .
Brown will be serving a sentence of social work in his hometown, Virginia, with fully supervised by the Police of Richmond. In its verdict, Judge Schnegg ordered Brown to undergo counseling to manage domestic violence for a full year. Brown who was accompanied by his mother in a verdict yesterday declared to accept.
In addition, Judge Brown's approach Schnegg Rihanna prohibit within 100 yards (91.44 meters) for five years. However, if both are attending the music event in the same building, Brown allowed within 10 yards (9.1 meters). When Brown acting stupid by breaking one points verdict, the court sent him to jail immediately. It explicitly warned by Judge Schnegg.
"I've heard several reports on the few occasions that you (Brown, Red) is in one place with Rihanna. For that, I do not want to hear more things like that, unless you want to go to prison," said Judge Schnegg as quoted by the Associated Press .
Brown will be serving a sentence of social work in his hometown, Virginia, with fully supervised by the Police of Richmond. In its verdict, Judge Schnegg ordered Brown to undergo counseling to manage domestic violence for a full year. Brown who was accompanied by his mother in a verdict yesterday declared to accept.
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