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Winehouse's Husband to Remain Incarcerated for 27 Months

July 21, 2008 2:38 PM ET

Amy Winehouse's husband/enabler Blake Fielder-Civil was sentenced to 27 months in prison today. "Blake Incarcerated" was arrested after assaulting a London bar owner and then attempting to "pervert the course of justice" following the assault by bribing the bar owner to abandon the case. Fielder-Civil pleaded guilty to the charges last month. Winehouse was not in court today when the sentence was read. Since Fielder-Civil has already served nine months in jail, he may get out of prison in 18 months. The judge said Blake Incarcerated's supposed drug use behind bars had a bearing on the sentencing.

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