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JT spared typical community service, will work for courts

Last updated: September 14, 2024 11:05 am
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Justin Timberlake, the renowned pop icon, will not be seen picking up trash along the Long Island Expressway for his court-ordered community service. Instead, he will be completing his 25 hours of service within the court system itself, as part of a plea deal he accepted in his Hamptons drunk-driving arrest.

According to a source close to Timberlake’s defense team, the singer will be performing tasks such as sorting documents and organizing files for the court clerk. He also has the freedom to choose where he will complete his hours, with options likely being in New York, California, or his home state of Tennessee.

The plea deal was of utmost importance to Timberlake, especially with his upcoming Canadian tour dates next month. The source revealed that with a felony conviction on his record, Canada would not have allowed him entry, potentially impacting his ability to perform in other countries as well.

Describing the case as weak, the source mentioned that local prosecutors were also inclined towards a plea deal. With no blood evidence and Timberlake’s refusal to take a Breathalyzer test, the prosecution did not want to rely on observational testimony from an inexperienced officer.

In court on Friday, Timberlake pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of driving while alcohol impaired, avoiding the more serious charge of driving while intoxicated. He was also fined and required to author a public service announcement as part of the deal.

The incident leading to Timberlake’s arrest occurred in the early hours of June 18 when his BMW was pulled over for allegedly blowing a stop sign and swerving out of his lane. Despite being warned not to drive earlier that night, Timberlake claimed to have had only one martini at a local establishment.

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The singer has been open about his struggles with alcohol, with sources indicating that he has been enabled by those around him. His lawyer and prosecutors were not available for comment on the matter.

Overall, Timberlake’s plea deal allows him to fulfill his community service within the court system, ensuring that he can continue with his upcoming tour commitments while addressing his alcohol-related issues.

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