According to Lasvegassun.com, MÖTLEY CRÜE frontman Vince Neil got to close out his DUI case from last June today in Las Vegas Justice Court — despite not staying out of trouble after serving 10 days of a 15-day jail sentence.

Neil didn't appear in court today, but was represented by his attorney, David Schonfeld, in a hearing to check the status of whether he had fulfilled the requirements of his DUI sentence.

Schonfeld told Justice of the Peace Eric Goodman that Neil had completed all of the requirements of his sentence. The sentence ordered him to serve 15 days of jail time, 15 days of house arrest, pay a $585 fine, attend DUI school and attend a victim-impact panel online.

The prosecutor asked whether Neil had also stayed out of trouble.

That question appeared to be in reference to the recent charges Neil faces as a result of an March 24 confrontation he had involving his former girlfriend, Alicia Jacobs.

Neil has been charged with battery domestic violence and disorderly conduct stemming from that incident at the Las Vegas Hilton.

"There was no stay out of trouble order, your honor," Schonfeld told the judge. Schonfeld said the transcripts from the sentencing hearing show staying out of trouble for a probationary period of time wasn't part of the sentence package.

That sentence was the result of a plea agreement that had been reached between Neil's attorneys and District Attorney David Roger earlier this year.

Goodman, who appeared surprised, asked Schonfeld whether he had a copy of the transcript. Schonfeld brought a copy to the bench and directed him to the fourth page of the transcript.

"Mr. Schonfeld, you are correct. There is no stay out of trouble order. That closes it out today," Goodman said.

Read the entire report here.