The R&B singer was incarcerated on March 14, after he was dismissed from a rehab facility
Highlights
- Rapper Chris Brown will spend his 25th birthday behind bars after a judge who sentenced him to jail almost two months ago ruled he must remain incarcerated for at least another week.
- Chris turns a year older on May 5. (Also Read: Rihanna spends Christmas with Chris Brown)
- Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge James Brandlin jailed the R&B singer on March 14, after Chris was dismissed from a rehab facility, violating the terms of his court-ordered anger-management treatment related to his 2009 assault of then-girlfriend Rihanna, reports contactmusic.com.
- The Kiss Kiss singer was back in court on May 1 hoping to get the gift of freedom for his upcoming birthday, but James Brandlin told him he would have to remain in jail for at least another week as he deals with on-going legal woes.
- It was ruled that Chris would remain incarcerated unless a resolution on the terms of his probation in the Rihanna case could be agreed between prosecutors and the star's attorney Mark Geragos before a scheduled hearing on May 9.
- The singer also faces a misdemeanour assault trial in Washington relating to a fight outside a hotel last year.
Rapper Chris Brown will spend his 25th birthday behind bars after a judge who sentenced him to jail almost two months ago ruled he must remain incarcerated for at least another week.
Chris turns a year older on May 5. (Also Read:
Rihanna spends Christmas with Chris Brown)
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge James Brandlin jailed the R&B singer on March 14, after Chris was dismissed from a rehab facility, violating the terms of his court-ordered anger-management treatment related to his 2009 assault of then-girlfriend Rihanna, reports contactmusic.com.
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Kiss Kiss singer was back in court on May 1 hoping to get the gift of freedom for his upcoming birthday, but James Brandlin told him he would have to remain in jail for at least another week as he deals with on-going legal woes.
It was ruled that Chris would remain incarcerated unless a resolution on the terms of his probation in the Rihanna case could be agreed between prosecutors and the star's attorney Mark Geragos before a scheduled hearing on May 9.
The singer also faces a misdemeanour assault trial in Washington relating to a fight outside a hotel last year.