Judge: Chris Brown Doing a ‘Great Job’ With His Probation

Aug 26, 2010 at 4:54pm

Here’s a report that Chris Brown can stick to his refrigerator with a gold star and smiley-face sticker attached.

The “I Can Transform Ya” singer received glowing reviews from Judge Patricia Schnegg at the Los Angeles Superior Courthouse on Thursday, during a progress hearing on his probation. (Brown was sentenced to five years probation, along with one year of domestic-violence counseling and six months of community service, in August 2009 after pleading guilty to assaulting his ex-girlfriend Rihanna during a blow-up following a pre-Grammys party.)

Schnegg told Brown (who was accompanied by his attorney Mark Geragos),

“You are doing very well on probation. You are doing a good job. It looks like you are working consistently on your community labor hours and I know it is a big job.”

Schnegg went on to note that Brown, 21, has only missed two of his domestic-violence classes—which, by Lindsay Lohan standards, is practically perfect attendance.

Brown is due back in court on November 18 for another progress hearing. In the meantime, his movie Takers—co-starring Hayden Christensen, Matt Dillon and T.I.—is in theaters tomorrow, and he is currently working on a new album, due out sometime next year. That should be enough activity to keep him out of trouble.

Do you think Brown will be able to hold his act together? Share your predictions in the comments section.


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