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Originally Posted by JWS
This is all starting to sound like a rerun of the Stevie Nicks - Klonipin saga.
She has violated the terms of probation by repeatedly skipping out on appointments. Probation was thus revoked. She is not a victim.
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I see your point but totally disagree. I feel LL is a victim, because there have been so many legally prescribed strong narcotics in her system, along with her penchant for alcohol and other partying, that she was neither physically or mentally able to function in a way that is logical to someone without her illnesses. (She should've just stayed home, but it was her age...)
I think she is a victim. You think she isn't. I don't see how she had the mental capacity to accept or even understand the terms of the probation.
Charlie Sheen, well into his 40s, turned down a probation deal with no jail time served for his current domestic violence charges. He'd rather do time in jail than be forced to endure random drug and alcohol screening for years. He knows himself well, I guess.