Britney Spearsโ conservatorship hearing on Wednesday was shut down after hackers accessed the courtโs digital video link system.
The Blast reports that four individuals โillegally accessedโ the proceedings online and refused to leave.
The judge was forced to stop the proceedings and postpone them until August.

โLACourtConnect is not authorized for use by anyone other than litigants and attorneys and others involved in a case. It is not authorized for media use,โ a spokesperson for the Los Angeles courts told The Blast.
โWe understand that some media representatives were able to access the system yesterday. The Court is preparing an advisory to clear up any misunderstanding or misinformation about the use of the remote appearance technology.โ
According to reports, one of the hackers was a documentary filmmaker.
Yesterday (July 23, 2020), on the As Not Seen on TV podcast, Britneyโs brother Bryan Spears talked about his perspective on her conservatorship and the #FreeBritney movement.
Embed from Getty ImagesAccording to Bryan, Britney has โalways wanted to get out of [the conservatorship].โ โItโs very frustrating to have. Whether someoneโs coming in peace to help or coming in with an attitude, having someone constantly tell you to do something has got to be frustrating,โ he said.
The 38-year-old singer was placed under a conservatorship in 2008, with a judge appointing a responsible person or organization to act as Britneyโs legal guardian, making the calls on everything from finances to personal decisions.
After Britneyโs father, Jamie Spears, stepped down as her conservator last September, the singerโs longtime care manager, Jodi Montgomery, took over.

Britneyโs mother, Lynne Spears, filed a request with the Los Angeles County Court earlier this month, hoping to receive special notice on โall mattersโ in regard to Britneyโs SJB Revocable Trust.
โWe kind of came together and not everybody agreed with [the conservatorship]; everyone had their own opinion like, โMaybe we should do it this way or that way,'โ Bryan described of the conservatorshipโs origins. โBut at the end, I think we made the right choice.โ
After Britneyโs public breakdown and hospitalization in 2007, her dad was given authority over her finances and most personal decisions. Last year, Jamie Spears stepped down as conservator amid a child abuse investigation involving one of Britneyโs sons. He was ultimately cleared of all charges. Bryan was asked if the family is happy with Jamie.

Bryan said that Jaime did โthe best he couldโ while serving as Britneyโs conservator, and that the family is โhoping for the bestโ as the court reevaluates the status of the conservatorship.
Bryan, 41, said that while heโs โfamiliarโ with the #FreeBritney campaign, heโs โnot up to date.โ
Shutting down rumors from fans that Spears is being โheld against her will,โ he insisted that the conservatorship had ultimately been โa great thing for our family, to this point,โ before adding: โSheโs always wanted to get out of it. Itโs very frustrating to have.โ

โWhether someoneโs coming in peace to help or coming in with an attitude, having someone constantly tell you to do something has got to be frustrating. Sheโs wanted to get out of it for quite some time.โ
โSheโs been surrounded by people and a team of people since she was 15. At what level does everyone just walk away, or what level does it get reduced?โ he asked. โI know what she wants, but at the end of the day, whatโs the reality of that?โฆ Are you going to call to make reservations for stuff today?โ
Bryan continued, โLetโs say it does get let go and sheโs on her own. Every day task stuff, I think โ itโs a great challenge, but like driving. Sheโs the worst driver in the world, Iโm not lyingโฆ and she hasnโt had to do that.โ
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