He may have got off relatively easy, but like they say : "It isn't over til it's over". The latest is that he will start doing work release tomorrow morning - that is a part of his 30-day sentence. He will be coaching actors for a play titled :"Same Time Next Year". This will be done at Theatre Aspen so that he will be able to leave jail every day at 8 am to return by 8 pm. He will actually be coaching actors for 3 plays "The Onderettes, "Three Little Pigs" and "Same Time Next Year". He will also be helping by meeting and greeting  for Theatre Aspen fundraising and working with kids who are in the theatre group. SO it looks like he just has to get through the court appearance today - the 4 pm hearing should go smoothly, the judge will accept Charlie's plea and then it will be off to the Pitkin County Sheriff's Department to meet up with his probation officer. And he should be in his cell by 7 pm. As I said before, his total jail time will be 17 days - providing he behaves himself. And if he is good, he will have a short probation after serving his time - probably only 30 days. So it looks easy for him..... but...... there maybe something he didn't count on.

It looks like he will have to deal with Gloria Allred - she is in Aspen and she has a woman with her who would have been a witness if Charlie's case had gone to trial. And she is planning to hold a news conference after Charlie's court hearing. Not sure who the woman with her is - but she will apparently be at the news conference and is planning to speak up.

Gloria is not an uknown entity to Charlie - she represented Brittany Ashland who was suing Charlie for allegedly abusing her. They reached a settlement - but the details were not revealed. As to guessing if she is the one with Gloria - not likely. Same goes for Denise Richards and Kelly Preston.

Let's see what surprises are waiting for Charlie.....

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