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Jury Considers Britney's Case
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Oct. 17 2008, Published 9:00 a.m. ET
Another of Britney Spears' legal troubles nears a close today as both sides in her misdemeanor driver's license violation trial have finished their arguments and handed it off to a jury to decide the singer's fate.
The pop star is on trial facing charges that she had been driving in California for years but retained her Louisiana license. In addition to a potential $1,500 fine, the maximum penalty these charges carry is six months in jail, though it's unlikely Brit would ever see any prison time.
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