This is an interesting case, while I think he should have served the three years he was on probation for, I'm bothered that a judge "banned him from performing" for 14 months?

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This is an interesting case, while I think he should have served the three years he was on probation for, I'm bothered that a judge "banned him from performing" for 14 months? (www.foxnews.com)

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

That's where a high priced lawyer needs to negotiate with the prosecution. Otherwise, the judges ruling stands and does not violate any rights if he followed the law when announcing the sentence. Probation does not give a convict freedom.

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