Chris Brown

R&B singer Chris Brown was praised by a Los Angeles judge on Thursday for making "extremely favorable" progress following his sentence for assaulting ex-girlfriend Rihanna. Brown, 20, must now return to court in February for another hearing before Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg, who sentenced the singer to 180 days of community labor in August. Brown has already completed 100 hours of community labor and undergone seven sessions of a domestic violence counseling program, his lawyer Mark Geragos lawyer told the court. "It's an extremely favorable progress report," Schnegg said after reviewing a document detailing Brown's case since his August 25 sentencing. Brown was ... Read Full Story

November 19, 2009 Category chris brown Chris Brown is getting good reviews and reports from the courts. The court is the only review that counts right now. At Brown’s first checkup, Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg said she had received “an extremely favorable progress report” on him from the probation department. Chris Brown is following all the rules of his probation and sentence. Judge Schnegg said he provided the court with DNA samples, paid all fines and court fees, performed more than 100 hours of community service and completed seven domestic violence classes to date. Good for him. Tweet this! Related posts: Judge in ... Read Full Story

Chris Brown is on the up and up. At the singer's first checkup hearing since he was sentenced for attacking Rihanna in February, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg said she had received "an extremely favorable progress report" on him from the probation department. Brown, who arrived early for his afternoon appearance today, was sentenced in August to 180 days of community labor (which he's been serving in his home state of Virginia), five years' probation and ordered to complete a one-year antidomestic violence program. So far, he's keeping up with the court's expectations. Schnegg said Brown has provided the court with DNA ... Read Full Story

Chris Brown has appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom for his first progress report since being sentenced for beating ex-girlfriend Rihanna earlier this year. He was spotted laughing with his lawyer before the hearing, which lasted under 10 minutes. Brown received an “extremely favourable” report from probation officials after completing seven of his 52 domestic violence classes and completing all of his community service hours. The 20-year-old singer is serving five years of probation and must attend domestic violence counselling, as well as perform six months of community labour in his hometown of Virginia. Brown’s lawyer, Mark Geragos, told the [ Read More ] ... Read Full Story

Chris Brown is in court today for a progress report hearing. Brown pled guilty to assaulting Rihanna back in June -- and was sentenced to 180 days of hard labor plus a bunch of other stipulations, including one year of domestic violence counseling. UPDATE 2:10 PM PT : All done -- the judge is satisfied -- next progress report hearing is scheduled for February 18. UPDATE 2:08 PM PT : Brown has also completed 7 of his 52 domestic violence classes. UPDATE 2:05 PM PT: Brown's progress report was just handed to the judge, which showed he has completed 100 hours of community service ... Read Full Story