beating case has just REVOKED his probation because of
the fresh assault charges filed in Washington D.C. Brown
was in court for a progress hearing. The judge felt the
criminal complaint in D.C. is enough proof that Chris did
NOT obey all laws which he's required to do while on
probation. The judge did not remand Chris into custody,
because he was impressed by Chris' progress in his anger
management rehab. The judge will hold a hearing on the
matter in February, and it's possible he could sentence
Chris to some time in the prison. The judge also ordered
Chris NOT to use medical marijuana for the time being.
Brown was popped in Oct. for felony assault which was
later reduced to a misdemeanour and the L.A. County
Probation Dept. launched an investigation. According to the
document from the rehab, Brown participates in a weekly
boot camp and successfully completed a 12-hour ropes
course "to enhance team-building skills and trust." The
clinical team says Chris has been making progress and has
new psycho-tropic drugs that seem to be working. He's
been taken off medical marijuana. The team says his ability
to "emotionally regulate himself" has markedly improved.
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