In September 2007, the official findings in Spears's custody battle were announced by the court. "Based on the evidence presented, the Court finds that there is a habitual, frequent, and continuous use of controlled substances by Petitioner Spears." She was ordered to undergo random drug and alcohol testings conducted by the court, and also ordered to attend parenting counseling. Spears and Federline continued to share joint custody of their two children on a conditional basis. A few days later, Spears was officially charged with misdemeanor hit-and-run and driving without a license. If convicted, she could face a year in jail. Spears temporarily lost physical custody of her children to her ex-husband, Kevin Federline on October 1. Superior Court Judge Scott M. Gordon prohibited both parties from using corporal punishment against their children. The judge ruled that Federline will take custody of the children on October 3 "until further order of the court". On October 4, a Los Angeles court ruled that Federline will keep full custody of the children. Spears will be granted "conditional visitation", but must be monitored during those visits. Both parents are ordered to appear in court on October 26.
Spears was officially charged ordered by a Los Angeles judge, to be booked and photographed for her alleged hit-and-run that occurred in August 2007. Spears must comply before her next custody hearing set for October 26, 2007.
Spears was officially charged ordered by a Los Angeles judge, to be booked and photographed for her alleged hit-and-run that occurred in August 2007. Spears must comply before her next custody hearing set for October 26, 2007.
