November 21, 2009
Court denies appeal in Britney case
Britney Spears is seen at the start of the MTV Music Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday, Sept. 7, 2008. By Associated Press
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Britney Spears may have to stand trial for driving without a valid license after all.
A three-judge panel in Los Angeles on Tuesday denied a motion by Spears' attorney seeking a delay in the trial and a possible reduction in the charge. Spears' attorney, J. Michael Flanagan, did not immediately return a phone message seeking comment. The move was not unexpected. Flanagan said after a recent hearing that the court might reject his filing and that he would appeal a conviction in the case. Spears is not expected to appear during the case. She is scheduled to go to trial later this month. She was charged with not having a valid California license after she hit a parked car in August 2007 and left the scene. |
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