chris_brown_sentencingChris Brown pleaded guilty to felony assault against former girlfriend Rihanna yesterday, stemming from an incident that occurred in February. By pleading guilty, Brown avoids serving time in jail. Instead, he has to perform six months of community service in his home state of Virginia, serve five years probation, will have to return to court every three months and must enroll in a domestic violence counseling program. Brown has been ordered to have no contact with Rihanna, and stay at least 50 yards away from her at all times with the exception of music industry events they are both attending. In that case, he has to stay 10 yards away with no contact. The current order lasts for five years, although the judge said that after Brown is sentenced in August, she’ll consider  reducing the full stay-away order to a limited protective order. Rihanna made an appearance in the court room, but only after Brown had exited. The judge explained the plea deal to her and gave her details about the protective order. Her attorney, Donald Etra, told Entertainment Weekly that his client “feels it’s a fair and just resolution to the case.”

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  1. Nancy on June 23, 2009 10:23 AM

    Doesn’t matter what his sentencing is…once a piece of sh!t, always a piece of sh!t!!

  2. Jo-Anne on June 23, 2009 11:37 AM

    well, seeing as Rihanna “feels it’s a fair and just resolution to the case”, her opinion, being the victim, expresses complete satisfaction…

    I thought they were “together” again in news reports recently…

  3. Neil on June 23, 2009 11:59 AM

    I’m sure Tina Turner thought Ike had good reasons for beating her for the first couple years as well. Let’s hope Chris doesn’t kill her before she finally figures it out.

  4. Willthemovieguru on June 23, 2009 1:01 PM

    He aint gonna kill anybody….holy…the guy prolly feels bad as it is…it doesnt make what he did alright but we dont need to rub it in let the guy be…

  5. whatever on June 23, 2009 1:10 PM

    shouldve been sent to jail no matter what.

  6. Carol on June 23, 2009 7:36 PM

    He got a pretty soft sentence and he should count his blessings for that. Women who are abused do feel guilt, even though they shouldn’t, so if Rhianna feels it is a fair sentence, well, it’s hard to look from the inside out, whereas I think most of us on here see him for what he is…a piece of shit! We can see if more for what it is.

  7. mandee on June 27, 2009 3:15 PM

    this is ridiculous! what is this teaching men and young boys? that if you beat your girlfriend or wife and admit it you dont have to go to prison? its a sick world we are living in when judges and police and lawyers dont take peoples safety seriously enough to think that this is wrong. he should have been put in jail, he should have a permanent restraining order put against him and he should have to take counseling! this is an outrage.

  8. Nancy on June 27, 2009 3:23 PM

    Well, I agree with that mandee, but your buddy Jo-Anne wouldn’t like you laying ANY blame on the police! :D

  9. mandee on June 27, 2009 3:57 PM

    i dont care if joanne agrees with me or not. these people are here to protect us, is that what they are doing? i clearly dont see it.

  10. moondog on June 29, 2009 7:07 PM

    jail IS a storage facilityfor loiosers

  11. moondog on June 29, 2009 7:07 PM

    for losers too

  12. lily on June 29, 2009 7:26 PM

    Good one moondog lol!

  13. Jo-Anne on July 2, 2009 10:50 AM

    I’m so glad you corrected that m.d., seeing as spelling is one of your strong points ha ha ha…

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