Weiland Pleads Not Guilty to DUI
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Rocker Scott Weiland has pleaded innocent to drunk-driving charges following his November arrest in Los Angeles.
The Velvet Revolver singer entered his plea in a L.A. court through his attorney on Wednesday.
Weiland is free on $40,000 bail and is due back in court for a hearing on April 4.
If convicted, he faces up to one year behind bars because he has a prior conviction for driving under the influence.
He was pulled over by police on November 21 on a Hollywood freeway and was taken into custody after refusing to take a sobriety test.
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