Courtney Love given rehab for drug offence скачать в хорошем качестве

Courtney Love given rehab for drug offence

(28 Jul 2004) SHOTLIST APTN 1. Tilt down of courthouse 2. Close up of sign of the Criminal justice Centre, County of Los Angeles 3. Medium shot of singer/actress Courtney Love entering courthouse POOL 4. Medium shot of Courtney Love and lawyer, zoom in to Love 5. Pull in of judge Patricia M. Schnegg 6. Mid shot of Love and her lawyer 7. Zoom in to Courtney Love as she hears the sentencing 8. Pan of courtroom 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Courtney Love, singer: "Is there any restriction on travelling?" (Voice of Judge): "No, there's no restriction on travelling." APTN 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Courtney Love, singer: "I have to stop drinking. It's fun. This is funny. It's not funny at all, it's profound. It's deep. But I want to see if I can do it." (Question: Do you think you can do it?) "I think I can do it. Can you do it? OK, can we all do it?" (Answer: Absolutely.) "All right." 11. Medium shot of Jerry Vaik, prosecutor talking to press 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jerry Vaik, prosecutor: "The sentencing was contemplated at the earliest stage. We felt she was qualified for deferred entry to a drug program. And we believe that this was the ultimate, the best outcome for her, personally, as well as what we are looking for in particular prosecution." 13. Love as she exits court with her lawyer LOVE ORDERED TO COMPLETE 18 MONTHS REHAB US singer and actress Courtney Love was sentenced on Tuesday to 18 months in drug rehab, closing one chapter in a troubled saga that began when she was accused of trying to break into her ex-boyfriend's home while drugged with cocaine. Superior Court Judge Patricia M. Schnegg gave the rocker until October 29 to enrol in a drug counselling program, which will require frequent drug testing. She will be permitted to travel, but will be barred from taking non-prescription drugs, drinking alcohol or being in places that serve alcohol. The 40-year-old widow of Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain showed up to her sentencing 15 minutes late, dressed in a two-piece lavender suit and purple high heels. She sat down and immediately began reading the British music magazine NME. Love appeared demure during the hearing, despite a history of being admonished by judges for courtroom outbursts. She put her hands over her face and shook her head several times during the sentencing. She listened to a series of charges: possessing illegal painkillers, assault, reckless endangerment, attacking someone with a liquor bottle. Then there were escapades such as strange courtroom statements, allowing herself to be photographed with her nipple in a stranger's mouth and flashing her breasts on David Letterman's TV show. Assistant City Attorney Jerry Vaik said Tuesday's sentence was negotiated under a plea agreement with Love's attorneys. She pleaded guilty on May 25 to a misdemeanour count of being under the influence of a controlled substance and agreed to enter a treatment program. Love is the former lead singer of the band "Hole". She and her new band, "The Chelsea", were scheduled to start a tour last month to support Love's recent album "America's Sweetheart." But Love delayed the tour amid her legal troubles. Whether Tuesday's sentence will even allow her to perform in typical rock venues, where singers and audience drink alcohol, was unclear. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...