A RM2,300 speeding ticket could land Britney Spears back in court if she doesn't pay it


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Britney Spears was pulled over by the California Highway Patrol on March 10 and cited for 'unsafe speed for prevailing conditions'. Photo: Reuters

Britney Spears could be heading back to court over a speeding ticket.

The Toxic singer, who was released from her protracted court-ordered conservatorship in November, is facing a $541 (RM2,300) violation, according to Ventura County Court documents reviewed Tuesday by the L.A. Times.

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