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Vierailija
16.05.2006 |

First Mommy Spears-est got nailed for driving with her baby son in her lap like a toy poodle. Now she could be busted for improperly installing a child safety seat in her car, state officials say. Britney was spotted tooling around in her convertible Mini Cooper with 8-month-old Sean Preston slumped over in a forward-facing car seat. Federal regulations say kiddie seats should face backward until a child is a year old.



" It' s far safer if the seat is facing backwards to avoid head-on injuries and whiplash in case of a collision," said California Highway Patrol spokesman Tom Marshall. Spears, 24, " could be" cited for violating Section 27360 of the California Vehicle Code, which says child safety seats must be installed to comply with the federal standard. " We would have to witness the violation. We can' t issue a citation from a photograph," Marshall said. " It' s a bit of a gray area," he added, because state code doesn' t specify the backward installation - a federal regulation does.



Spears, who recently confirmed she' s expecting a second child, and hubby Kevin Federline rushed Sean to the hospital last month for a bumped noggin after he fell from a highchair that reportedly " snapped" and broke while a nanny was lifting him out. Child welfare officials investigated but cleared the couple of any wrongdoing.



In February, Spears got a visit and a warning from the cops after she was photographed driving illegally with her son in her lap. She admitted she " made a mistake" but blamed paparazzi for hounding her.

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