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Britney Spears could get her license suspended after her startling DUI arrest, a criminal defense attorney claims.MEGA Britney Spears ' run-in with the law isn't over quite yet. According to Los Angeles criminal defense attorney Christopher Chaney , the pop star, 44, could face a slew of charges and consequences following her DUI arrest , including having her license revoked. Britney Spears got arrested for a DUI.MEGA "If the case is filed as a first-offense misdemeanor DUI (n o injuries involved and no prior DUI history), potential penalties include fines, DUI education classes, probation, and some form of driver's license suspension or restriction through the DMV," Chaney exclusively told OK!. "Penalties can increase if there were any aggravating factors , such as high blood alcohol levels, refusal of testing, prior DUIs, or reckless driving, none of which appear to be present in this case." Spears was arrested on Wednesday, March 4, in Ventura...

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After  Britney Spears ' DUI arrest on March 4, many wondered how her sons, Sean Preston and Jayden, would be there to help her. Her rep revealed they'd help her get help, and one of her sons was even pictured parking in front of her home , seemingly to check up on her, but which son will be "responsible" for taking care of her? Well, neither. Related story Britney Spears Apologizes for Reaction to Video of Son Jayden: 'Excuse Me Crying & Breathing Hard' Insiders told Rob Shuter of his Naughty But Nice Substack that while both Jayden and Sean will help her along the way, they recognize it isn't their responsibility to heal her. One insider said, "They love their mom, but they're not going to be responsible for her. That's simply not their role…They hope she ...

By HEIDI PARKER, US DEPUTY SHOWBUSINESS EDITOR Published: 20:47 GMT, 6 March 2026 | Updated: 21:09 GMT, 7 March 2026 Britney Spears was arrested for a DUI in Westlake Village, California this week. Now TMZ  has reported that pills were found in her car. The pills are currently being tested to see if they contain a narcotic, the site claimed. The site also reported that if the substance does indeed test positive for a narcotic, the pop star may be looking at jail time. Daily Mail has reached out to S pears' representatives for comment.  Being caught with drugs, especially while driving, can lead to charges for both drug possession and 'drug-impaired driving' (DUID), which may result in penalties ranging from 48 hours to over a year in jail, hefty fines and license suspension, according to the Kann California Law Group. But if there are no narcotics involved, the Toxic crooner will likely n...

Sat, March 7, 2026 at 7:07 PM UTC Britney Spears did not try to run from cops after they pulled her over earlier this week ... despite reports to the contrary. Here's the deal ... a new rumor is going around online that Britney led cops on an hour-long chase before she was arrested for DUI after several outlets reported the fake news. However, California Highway Patrol Lt. Matt Gutierrez tells TMZ ... the pursuit absolutely did NOT happen. The report seems to be based on dispatch audio ... with the first call about Britney's car coming in around 8:13 PM, before she was finally pulled over an hour later. The lieutenant explains other drivers presumably saw her car weaving on the road and called the cops -- but that doesn't mean an officer was just waiting around the corner to arrest her. Eventually, an officer in the area spotted Britney and stopped her. Lt. Gutierrez says Britney pulled over immediately ... and there was "zero chase." Dr. Drew Breaks Down B...

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