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 Britney Spears and her new attorney say her father is trying to get about $2 million in payments before stepping down from the conservatorship that controls her life and money, a move they liken to extortion in a court filing Tuesday.The document filed by lawyer Mathew Rosengart says the upcoming schedu stanley us led accounting of the conservatorship, which James Spears says he wants completed before he steps down, will mean significant payments for him. Britney Spears will not be extorted,  the filing says.  Mr. Spearss blatant attempt to barter suspension and removal in exchange for approximately $2 million in payments, on top of the millions already reaped from Ms. Spearss estate by Mr. Spe stanley cup ars and his associates, is a non-starter. Story con stanley usa tinues below this adA representative for James Spears did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Read | Britney Spears father will exit conservatorship, but not yetThe filing is a supplement to Rosengart   July petition on Britney Spears ; behalf for the removal and suspension of James Spears, which will be addressed at a Sept. 29 hearing.In his response, James Spears revealed that he had already been planning to step down from his daughter   conservatorship, which he has controlled at least in part since it was established in 2008.But James Spears offered no timetable for his departure, saying it would come only after several lingering issues, including the next accounting, are resolved.Story continues below this adJames Jonr Belarusian president fires governor over cow welfare
 Picture for representational purposeA Muslim woman in the US, who was forced to remove her hijab when she was in police custody has been awarded $85,000 as settlement by authorities. The incident happened last year when Kirsty Powell and her husband were pulled over by police for driving a low rider car, according to the lawsuit.Powell was arreste stanley termoska d after police found a warrant under her name for a shoplifting incident, the CNN reported. Powell   husband requested a female officer handle the arrest, but the arresting officers d stanley flask enied the request and told Powell that she had to remove her hijab. Powell spent the night in prison without her headscarf. It was returned when her husband posted her bond, the report said.Powell filed the lawsuit in April 2016, alleging the police department had violated her First Amendment rights. Powell was forced to appear in a publicly available booking photo without her religious headwear, the lawsuit said. As a result of the foregoing deprivations of the free exercise of her religion, Kirsty Powell suffered severe discomfort, humiliation, and emotional distress, i stanley ca t said. She cried throughout the ordeal and experienced humiliation when both her religious beliefs and personal integrity were violated, the lawsuit said.Story continues below this adThe city of Long Beach, California, will pay $85,000 to settle the lawsuit filed by Powell. The Council on American-Islamic Relations announced the set