Penance Ain't No Thang
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Now that rapper Snoop Dogg's had his day in court after getting busted on gun and drug charges at Bob Hope Airport, what now? The AP takes a look at celebrity justice, and what Snoop can expect. An excerpt:
Superior Court Judge Terry Smerling said the 35-year-old rapper, born Cordozar Calvin Broadus Jr., could spend 400 of those hours working with the youth football league he started several years ago. The remainder of his time will be spent working with non-profit organizations approved by the county's probation department, according to court documents.He should consider himself lucky. Not all celebrities get choice gigs; some are even treated like average citizens.