Miami-Dade County Court Judge William Altfield sets a new hearing in August to see if there's a deal on charges the pop star drove under the influence and resisted arrest in Miami Beach.
July 16, 2014 at 02:52 PM
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Justin Bieber’s lawyers and Florida prosecutors said Wednesday they need more time to work out a possible plea deal on charges that the pop star drove under the influence and resisted arrest.
Assistant State Attorney David Gilbert and Bieber attorney Mark Shapiro asked for an additional three weeks. Miami-Dade County Court Judge William Altfield reset the matter for Aug. 5.
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