LOS ANGELES, May. 29, 2008
Lawyer: Spears "Not Yet Fit" For Court
Pop Star's Medical Condition "Fluid," Participation In Probate Case Could Be Harmful
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Britney Spears shown here on Barrigona beach in Guanacaste on the northern Pacific coast of Costa Rica, May 17, 2008. (AP Photo/Rolando Aviles/Al Dia)
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Timeline Britney's Meltdown She shaved her head, went commando and drove with a baby in her lap. Here's a look at past antics of pop princess Britney Spears.
Samuel Ingham, Spears' court-appointed attorney, and attorneys for the pop star's father and conservator, James Spears, spent 90 minutes in Commissioner Reva Goetz' chambers Thursday.
Ingham told the court afterward that Spears' medical condition is "fluid" because her treatment is changing.
Spears' probate case is scheduled to go to trial July 31, but Ingham said it could be "harmful" for her to participate. Goetz agreed and said Spears' diagnosis is not complete.Photos: Britney Spears
The 26-year-old singer and her estate have been under the conservatorship of her father for four months.
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And, commissioner? The people of this country have already lost most of their respect for the judicial system in the late great State of California. This charade isn''t doing anything for that image, sir! Enough with female celebrities acting out at the expense of the law-abiding, tax-paying public!