Britney Spears' Hit and Run Case Dismissed

Britney Spears got a breather from the courts Thursday when her hit and run case was dismissed but her troubles are far from over with a custody hearing coming up and a charge pending for driving without a valid California license.

Mercedes-Benz station wagon that Britney hit on August 6 in a San Fernando Valley parking lot, "is very sympathetic toward Britney and hopes the best for her," told Spears' attorney, Michael Flanagan.
Robard-Rifkin was reportedly paid approximately $1000 for damages her car incurred.

Meanwhile, Britney, having pleaded not guilty to the charge of driving without a valid California driving license, is not off the hook yet.

Britney got herself a California license on October 2nd but the L.A. City Attorneys don’t think it compensates for not having one at the time she was charged.

Flanagan said today that the judge wants to place her on probation for the violation for no less than 12 months.