Jonathan Majors Escapes Jail Time In Domestic Violence Case Gets Intervention Program

Jonathan Majors went into court Monday in NYC with his attorney and his girlfriend, Meagan Good, by his side. He looked solemn and serious, and didn't stop for questions. A judge sentenced him to a one-year intervention program that'll be completed in L.A. he'll have to do 12 months of counseling one session per week over the course of 52 weeks. The D.A.'s office says if he doesn't comply with the conditions set here, he could face time behind bars. Jonathan was facing up to one year behind bars after being accused of roughing up his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, and being convicted on 2 of 4 counts assault and harassment. He was acquitted on two other counts of assault and harassment.Jonathan was facing up to one year behind bars after being accused of roughing up his ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, and being convicted on 2 of 4 counts assault and harassment. He was acquitted on two other counts of assault and harassment. Surveillance footage from that night was played in court and while whatever happened in the car was never seen jurors were able to view what happened outside of the vehicle. Majors was seen trying to escape Jabbari and at one, point put her back in the car before she gave chase down the street. She eventually ran into a group of people that she went out with afterward something Majors' team argued proved she wasn't harmed whatsoever. The next morning Jabbari turned up at their shared home, and she appeared to have injuries on herself which she ultimately attributed to Majors. While Majors insisted he didn't lay a finger on her that night the jury convicted him. 

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