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R&B singer Chris Brown is going to have plenty of time on his hands to think about his life as reports claim he will remain behind bars through next month.
Chris Breezy appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom and learned his fate Monday (March 17).
Chris Brown must stay in jail for at least a month after he was arrested for violating probation. A California judge set no bail at a court hearing today and ordered the singer to stay behind bars. As his mother sobbed, Brown, 24, who appeared in court wearing an orange jail jumpsuit, was taken away in handcuffs. (ABC News)
After being denied entry into another rehab center, Brown found out he would stay put in jail until mid-April.
Brown’s next chance to get out of jail comes on April 23 when Brandlin considers if his arrest on a misdemeanor assault charge in Washington justifies keeping him locked up. There is a possibility the judge will speed up that decision so Brown can travel to D.C. for a trial on that charge. (CNN)
Over the weekend, reports claimed Breezy’s attorney hoped to have him released soon.
Brown’s lawyer, Mark Geragos, will appear in court Monday, trying to convince the judge to cut Brown a break and let him either go to another rehab facility or go on house arrest pending the D.C. trial. That will be an uphill battle, given that this is the second rehab facility that booted Brown. The D.C. trial is set for April 17. Geragos has a pretty strong defense — there are problems with the prosecution’s case. (TMZ)
Some reports claimed Brown had an under the radar relationship with one of the rehab’s female employees which resulted in his current mess.
Chris was reportedly thrown out of the facility on March 12 for violating “internal rules.” Chris’ violation did not include drugs or violence, but Chris was caught having “an inappropriate relationship” with a female employee earlier in March. (Hollywood Life)
