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Chris Brown's request to end his probation early has been denied by a judge who says he must complete more community service.

The 'Want It All Back' singer avoided jail in 2009 after assaulting then-girlfriend Rihanna, and was told he must instead serve six months of community service and take domestic violence classes.

While Breezy has been previously praised by the courts for his good behaviour, he was told yesterday that he was not ready to end his probation.

According to the Associated Press, Chris' legal team took his request to the Los Angeles Superior Court but Judge George Lomeli ordered that Breezy continue to report to his probation office in Virginia and must also carry out more hours of his community service. 

Another hearing is scheduled for July 10.

Meanwhile, Breezy is hoping that his performance at this Sunday's Grammy Awards will change the public's perception of him.

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