Mel Gibson escapes from prison in the issue of hitting his girlfriend

 

Mel Gibson's lawyer announced that the U.S. actor and director will reach an agreement with prosecutors in California puts the "immediate end" of the judicial proceedings against him on

charges of domestic violence, and thus Sevlt of a prison sentence. 

Several U.S. media reported that Mel Gibson, who is supposed to appear in court Friday will not refute the accusations of domestic violence toward his ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigoryeva in January 2010, and concluded an agreement with the Attorney General. 

And his attorney Blair Berk confirmed that the actor asked her to take necessary actions to put an end to judicial proceedings as soon as possible. 

Said in a statement that "the priority of a mile throughout this case the interests of his daughter, Lucia (from his relationship with Grigoryeva) and children before any other possible resolution." 

"In this context, only asked me to contact the Attorney General with the suggestion of putting an immediate end to this issue." 

The site "T M-Z" on the celebrity news that Gibson is currently in Guatemala; but it would be Friday before the Court, would agreed with prosecutors spared jail. 

And claimed Greggureva - a mother and baby Gibson (Lucia) - that was punched and slapped her on her face in the House of Representative, which is located in Malibu last January, claimed that Gibson was trying to blackmail him Greggureva. 

He admitted that he slapped her, but he said: It did so only because they were hysterical, shaking the baby violently. 

The actor (55 years), top of the news media in 2006 after he stopped driving his car drunk. 

He was sentenced to judicial monitoring for a period of three years, and pay a fine of $ 1300 and continued to take off for treatment of alcoholism. 

This coincided with a scandal after his arrest that the insults uttered anti-Semitic apologized for in later

Mel Gibson Gets Plea Deal in Criminal Abuse Case

 

Mel Gibson has taken a plea deal in his ongoing criminal case, TMZ reports. The site's sources say Mel will make a court appearance Friday and make a no contest battery plea, meaning he will

not spend time in jail for a reported incident of abuse on Jan. 6, 2010.

RadarOnline.com reports that Alexander "Sasha" Dalton, the son of Mel's allegedly abused baby mama Oksana Grigorieva, was set to testify as the star witness. Sasha, 13, is the child of Oksana and actor Timothy Dalton.

"One major reason why this case was being brought against Mel Gibson, more than a year after the alleged incident took place, is because Sasha was made available to testify at a potential criminal trial against Mel," a source close to the case tells Radar. "Sasha's involvement and cooperation in the case was absolutely essential, and because he is a minor, both of his parents had to agree to let him participate, and that took some time to make happen."

"Even though Mel believed he could win the case, he struck the deal to protect his loved ones," TMZ writes.

Gibson's lawyer, Blair Berk, released the following statement to TMZ:

    "I know from almost 20 years as a criminal defense lawyer that sometimes justice can come for a client at too high a personal price. That is particularly so for Mel, whose right to due process can only be exercised in this case with an enormous media circus attached.

    Mel's priority throughout all of this has been that the best interests of his young daughter Lucia and the rest of his children be put first in any decisions made. It is with only that in mind that he asked me to approach the District Attorney with a proposal that would bring all of this to an immediate end."

Though the criminal case appears close to an end, RadarOnline contends that Mel's image-rehab is far from over. "The way many people perceive Mel is forever changed," Radar's Managing Editor and Executive Vice President David Perel tells PopEater. "Mel's taped rants, with racist, violent and misogynistic language, will never be erased from the public consciousness. The aftereffects will linger for a long, long time."

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