Claims of Nick Carter Being Sentenced to Rehab are False and Misleading

LOS ANGELES (it girl public relations) - Nick Carter pled guilty to driving with a blood alcohol level of .08 or greater and the larger charge of a DUI (driving under the influence) was dismissed.

The guilty charge comes with state required minimum of 3 years probation, a small fine, 90 day restricted drivers license and a required three month alcohol program which can be fulfilled upon completion of his current tour with Backstreet Boys new album, "Never Gone." "Reports of Nick being ordered to rehab are completely false and misleading, the sentence he received was the California State required minimums given to anyone found guilty of this charge," said publicist Juliette Harris, "we are grateful to his legal team, the court and District Attorney. His required fulfillment of the alcohol program will not interfere with Backstreet Boy's current touring and promotions of the new album."

Nick Carter regrets his mistake and looks forward to fulfilling his requirements and putting this incident behind him. As always he is thankful to his fans for standing by him and the Backstreet Boys.