Charlie Sheen's Case To Be Heard In June

4/19/2010 5:52 PM ET | Filed under: Legal Matters • Charlie Sheen

Charlie Sheen's domestic abuse case will now be heard on June 18 after the judge ordered a new date for a motions hearing today in Aspen.

Charlie's lawyer is claiming that Sheen made inadmissible statements to the local police that night he was questioned in Aspen because they didn't read him his Miranda rights.

His lawyer is also requesting personnel files of the two officers who made the arrest on Christmas Day.

Neither Sheen nor his wife Brooke Mueller were present at the hearing today.

This could get ugly!

[Image via WENN.]

Tags: arrest, aspen, brooke mueller, domestic abuse, judge, lawyer, police

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5 comments to “Charlie Sheen's Case To Be Heard In June”

iloverickymartin says – reply to this

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He just looks like a dirty old man now.
ourmiraclekidz says – reply to this

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Charlie has LOST his mind completely!
kissmyassobama says – reply to this

3

draw a pipe and put a sailor cap on him and he could be popeye.
Curious Yellow says – reply to this

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Perez, send Lois Lane & Jimmy Olsen out to Aspen to cover every detail. It's the story of the decade! Every second should be broadcast on TV. Free Charlie.
99%biatch says – reply to this

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COULD get ugly?? how much worse can it get for those poor kids, not just the twins but the two little girls from his previous marraige. they are old enough to notice what is in the media and recognise that is thier father. when they get older, will they have to face the fact his wiveds did… that he cares for no one but himself.. that male is EGOTESTICAL. His family must be reeling from the backlash and I don't see them publicly supporting his wife and kids or Charlie himself.