Britney Spears To Speak In Court About Her Conservatorship
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An attorney for the pop star said she wished to address the court directly. A date has been set for June.
Britney Spears will speak in court in June about her conservatorship after years of near-silence on the matter. At a hearing Tuesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court, Spears’s attorney Samuel Ingham III said she had requested a hearing to address the court directly, according to multiple reporters present at the virtual proceedings. Judge Brenda Penny agreed. The hearing to allow Spears to speak on the “status of the conservatorship” is set for June 23.
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