FOXY BROWN SHOWS UP LATE TO COURT & THE JUDGE THREATENS TO REMAND HER!

Rapper Foxy Brown was chewed out for her tardiness by a Brooklyn judge who threatened to throw her in jail if she's late again.

The hip-hop diva, whose contempt trial was set to start Tuesday, blamed her unpunctual arrival on her lawyer and later hinted she may replace him.

"Don't put me in a position when I'm going to remand you to make sure you're here at 9:30," Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice John Walsh told Brown, who showed up at his courtroom past noon. "Court starts at 9:30, not when you roll in."

An emotional Brown countered that her lawyer Salvatore Srazzullo, who didn't show up in court but sent an aide instead, instructed her to appear at 11:30 a.m. She showed reporters a text message from him to prove her point.

"This is b-------. I'm always here on time," she ranted. "This is why I'm peeved."

Wearing a short, puffy dress, she huddled with her posse and another lawyer before declaring, "I have a big decision to make today."

Strazzullo later said there is no animosity between his client and him.

Brown, 32, whose real name is Inga Marchand, is set to go on trial for mooning her neighbor in defiance of an outstanding order of protection.

During previous hearings on the misdemeanor charge, the rap diva regularly arrived to court early, then retreated to the ladies room to avoid picture-snapping onlookers until her case was called.

The trial is now set to begin July 12.



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