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Donald Etra, Rihanna’s attorney said that the singer would testify against her lover, Chris Brown if called as a witness on Brown’s assault case. The attorney representing the singer said on Friday that Rihanna would be required by law to testify if persecutors subpoena her.
The court had granted Rihanna the approval to record any phone conversations with Chris Brown in the future. A criminal protective order has been filed in Los Angeles Superior Court that covers any communication over the next three years, which is valid up to March 5, 2012. Rihanna preferred not to have a complete “no contact” order but Brown has been ordered not to “harass, strike, threaten, assault (sexually or otherwise), follow, stalk, molest, destroy or damage personal or real property…or block [Rihanna's] movements.”
Etra said that Rihanna wants the case to over quickly so she can get along with her life and career. Brown on the other hand is “sorry and saddened” on what had happened between him and Rihanna.
with reports from E! Online, Gina Serpe and Claudia Rosenbaum and the Associated Press.
