BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: A Michigan teenager accused of playing his music too loud got more than an earful and not just from the judge.</s>DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: The teenager was sentenced to listen to music that isn't exactly burning up the charts these days. We get details now from our reporter Jeff Rosen from our affiliate WJDK in Detroit.</s>JEFF ROSEN, WJDK-REPORTER (voice-over): Chances are you've heard it before, teenagers blasting that loud rap music in the car. But 18- year-old Justin Rushford is different; he got caught, broke a brand new noise ordinance.</s>QUESTION: Do have the "Greatest Hits" CD?</s>JUSTIN RUSHFORD: Yes, I do.</s>ROSEN: The sentence: sit in this jury room and listen to Wayne Newton for two straight hours. The clock wouldn't move fast enough.</s>RUSHFORD: Well, it's already on track eight out of 10, so I will probably listen to it probably a good six or seven times in a row.</s>ROSEN: You think this is bad; Justin could have gotten 90 days in jail. But, no, it's "Mr. Excitement," instead.</s>JUDGE MICHAEL MARTONE: All right, I'll see you in court.</s>ROSEN: The judge stayed for the first song, "Danke Schoen," then slipped out. No way he was sticking around.</s>MARTONE: My office is about 50-feet away, so I probably won't hear this.</s>ROSEN (on camera): Justin says Wayne Newton actually grew on him, and he's going to keep the CD, but will never blast his music again. Detroit, Michigan, Jeff Rosen for CNN.</s>KAGAN: Well, his neighbors need for him to be going through the neighborhood, blasting Wayne Newton now.</s>HEMMER: I bet. "Danke Schoen."</s>KAGAN: OK, anyhow. Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNmoney.com The Web
Michigan Teenager Sentenced to Listen to Wayne Newton for Two Hours