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19:46Now PlayingPop superstar Justin Timberlake appeared before a Suffolk County, New York judge on Friday, months after an arrest in the Hamptons. Sag Harbor Police say Timberlake’s eyes were glassy and he smelled of alcohol during a late-night traffic stop. The singer had previously denied being drunk, but changed his tune during a plea hearing. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber takes a closer look at the plea deal, as well as what Timberlake had to say outside court, with criminal defense attorney Mauricio Padilla.
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