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Chris Brown Ordered to Return to Court

Singer must check in for community service, probation reviews

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Chris Brown
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September 17, 2012 12:55 PM ET

Chris Brown has been ordered to appear in court over concerns about whether he properly completed a community service requirement and for a review of his probation, The Associated Press reports. Brown had been sentenced to probation and six months of community service for his infamous 2009 assault of Rihanna. Although Brown had completed his service, a prosecutor has raised questions about how many hours Brown had served after an audit was ordered in July.

Brown has been busy dealing with a $16 million lawsuit and other fallout from his June brawl with Drake in a New York nightclub.

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