Britney Spears took a ‘wet reckless’ plea deal regarding her March 4 arrest for DUI, pleading guilty to the misdemeanor charge. The singer was not present at her arraignment in Ventura County Superior Court, but her attorney, Michael Goldstein, entered the plea on her behalf. ET caught Michael leaving court, who said Britney is ‘pleased’ with the result. The plea includes a $571 fine, 12 months’ probation and completion of a three-month substance abuse program. She must also follow a laundry list of requirements, including meeting with a psychiatrist twice a month.
BRITNEY SPEARS PLEA DEAL INCOMING: Britney Spears is expected to take a “wet reckless” plea deal, a common resolution in cases where the defendant shows a clear willingness to seek treatment. Donna breaks it down… “This happens all the time in these cases. Instead of dragging it through a full trial, they work out a deal. Britney has already shown she’s willing to get treatment and has been seeking it. There’s a lot of sympathy around her, she became a massive pop star at a very young age and went through that whole conservatorship nightmare with her father. A lot of people genuinely want to help her right now. My guess? She accepts this deal. Given everything we’ve seen, this is probably exactly what she’ll do.”
🚨 BRITNEY SPEARS PLEA DEAL INCOMING:
Britney Spears is expected to take a “wet reckless” plea deal, a common resolution in cases where the defendant shows a clear willingness to seek treatment.
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Breaking News: Britney Spears pleaded guilty through her lawyer Monday to a lesser charge that will allow her to avoid jail time after prosecutors accused her of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs in Southern California – Yahoo News
Britney Spears has pleaded guilty in her DUI case, avoiding jail time after accepting a lower charge known as “wet reckless.” That allows the defendant to be put on probation for 12 months and complete a DUI class. She was eligible for the deal because she did not have any prior DUI history, there was no crash or injury and her blood alcohol level was low. – click below
