Judge thinks Chris Brown is Responding Well to Rehab Treatment
A Los Angeles judge says Chris Brown should remain in a rehabilitation facility and turned down a prosecutor’s motion to have the R&B singer jailed over an arrest in 
Washington, D.C. last year.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge, James Brandlin says Brown appears to be making progress in a treatment facility and should remain there. A prosecutor asked Monday to have Brown taken into custody over a misdemeanour assault case filed against Brown in D.C.
Brown remains on probation in Los Angeles over his 2009 attack on then-girlfriend Rihanna. Brandlin revoked the singer’s probation in December but made no changes to his sentence during a brief hearing on Monday.
The singer’s lawyer Mark Geragos asked Brandlin to allow Brown to remain in treatment and give time for the Washington case to be resolved.