If you do the crime you do the time. …..

Charlie Goodtimes Badtimes, "please help"

By Tom Wright

Sorry Charlie, time is running out for  Sheen who was charged Monday with felony menacing and two misdemeanors — assault and criminal mischief — in connection with a Christmas Day incident involving alleged domestic assault against his wife Brooke Mueller.

If convicted, so goes the show, crews and actors will be sided lined.

If convicted of the felony charge, Sheen faces one to three years in jail.

Sheen did not enter a plea as part of the proceeding. He is do back in court on March 15.

According to the WRAP there is the possibility that Sheen can use the time between appearances to work out a plea bargain with the Aspen district attorney relating to the misdemeanor charges.

Both Sheen and Mueller arrived at the Aspen courthouse separately at about 2 p.m. mountain time, TMZ reported.

Charges against the “Two and a Half Men” star were formally announced in the Pitkin County District Court at 2:15 p.m.

The court also heard a motion by Sheen’s lawyer Richard Cummins to lift the protective order limiting contact between the couple, which the judge granted.

Certain stipulations remain in place, however. The couple is not allowed to consume drugs or alcohol when together, and Sheen cannot harrass or intimidate Mueller, who is regarded as a witness in the case.

Sheen was arrested by Aspen police officers in the early hours of the morning on Dec. 25. He had reportedly held a knife to Mueller’s throat.

This is not the first time Sheen has faced a domestic abuse charge. He pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of battery with serious bodily injury after a 1996 incident in which he was accused of knocking then-girlfriend Brittany Ashland to the ground.

Sheen and Mueller married in 2008 and have twin boys together.