Winehouse's hubby to be released early for good behaviour
International
-Staff
By Staff
Washington
(ANI):
Troubled
singer/songwriter
Amy
Winehouse
could
have
her
husband
Blake
Fielder-Civil
home
for
the
New
Year
if
he
behaves
himself,
according
to
new
reports.
Fielder-Civil,
who
is
currently
serving
a
27-month
sentence
in
the
British
capital's
Pentonville
Prison,
could
be
released
early
from
prison
for
good
behaviour.
Winehouse"s
hubby
had
been
arrested
and
convicted
on
charges
of
grievous
bodily
harm
(GBH)
and
perverting
the
course
of
justice,
after
he
assaulted
a
London
pub
landlord
in
2006.
Fielder-Civil,
26,
was
ordered
to
serve
the
remaining
18
months
of
his
initial
sentence
when
his
pleas
to
Judge
David
Radford
for
time
served
were
denied.
"No
previous
convictions,
rather
than
exemplary
good
character
-
if
what
I
read
about
him
and
the
use
of
drugs
is
true," Contactmusic
quoted
Radford
as
having
said
at
the
time
the
request
was
made.
The
judge
further
added
that
Fielder-Civil
had
behaved
in
a
"gratuitous,
cowardly
and
disgraceful"
manner.
According
to
Britain's
News
of
the
World
newspaper,
Fielder-Civil
will
be
released
on
30
December
pending
his
behaviour.
"We're
hoping
that
his
probation
officer
will
advise
him
to
stay
with
us.
If
he's
linked
with
drugs
on
his
weekend
visit
he
will
lose
the
right
to
come
out
early.
He
will
be
released
on
December
30
if
he''s
a
good
boy.
I''ve
told
him
to
keep
his
head
down," his
mother
Georgette
added.