In a recent court hearing, reality TV star Brandon "Bam" Margera, known for his role in "Jackass," pleaded guilty to two counts of disorderly conduct resulting from a family dispute in April 2023. The 44-year-old Margera was handed six months of probation by the Chester County, Pennsylvania courthouse.

Margera's guilty pleas stem from a two-week visit to his family's Chester County home in July 2023. During this time, he allegedly assaulted his brother, Jess Margera, and made threats against other unidentified family members. One count of simple assault and one count of harassment were filed against him, along with four counts of terroristic threats with the intent to terrorize others.

However, during a hearing in July 2023, Margera's brother expressed his desire for Margera to receive help rather than punishment, resulting in the dropping of the terroristic threats charges. It was revealed during the hearing that Margera had a history of addiction issues and had undergone treatment multiple times, including a recent placement on a psychiatric hold.

As part of his probation, Margera will be subject to random drug testing. If a drug test is failed, he could face imprisonment. His lawyer, Michael T. van der Veen, described the charges as a "noise violation," comparing the punishment to a traffic ticket.

Margera, upon sentencing, expressed gratitude for the charges, seeing them as a "blessing in disguise" that helped him turn his life around. He credited his wife, Dannii Marie, for her support in getting his life back on track. Margera described Marie as having brought structure into his life, helping him overcome his drinking habits and regain focus on his passion for skateboarding.

Margera's legal journey serves as a reminder of the challenges he has faced in recent years and the efforts he is making to rebuild his life. With probation and the support of loved ones, Margera aims to continue making positive changes moving forward.

The court's decision concludes this chapter in Margera's legal troubles but highlights the ongoing journey of his recovery and personal growth.