Chris Brown Tells The Truth In Court, Gets More Jail Time

While his songs reside on the radio every hour on

the hour across the country, Chris Brown had

another court appearance today. He admitted to

violating probation in D.C. last year after a scuffle

with a young man who photobombed a picture with

he and a fan.

By doing so, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Judge James Brandlin hit Brown with 365 additional

days in jail, but was given credit for time served,

leaving 131 days to sit in the belly of the beast.

The controversial singer’s lawyer, Mark Geragos,

is already on the hunt to have Brown released

much sooner than later.

“I would expect that Chris should be out of

jail before the weekend’s up or before

Monday,” Geragos said after the hearing.

“If he isn’t out by Monday, then I would

expect he’s getting special treatment. 

He’s

got over 230 days credit on a 365 (day

sentence) and generally the sheriff is

releasing on a lot less than that.”

Whenever Brown is released, he still must

complete approximately 700 hours of community

service at roughly three days per week. At that

rate, the “Excuse Me Miss” singer’s probation

should end January 23, 2015.

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