好像又惹事了..... An attorney for a woman who accused Denver Nuggets guard J.R. Smith of assaulting her outside a Denver nightclub in October objects to his bid to get all charges dropped in exchange for doing community service and alcohol counseling. "Essentially, he's trying to avoid accepting full responsibility for his actions," said Fred Bibik, the attorney for the 23-year-old Englewood woman. The woman accused Smith of spraying her with champagne, grabbing her, tearing her dress and spitting in her face during the Oct. 13 closing-time fracas at Denver's DC10 club, 940 Lincoln St. Smith, 22, is charged with assault, disturbing the peace and destruction of private property. Bibik has told Denver city attorney officials the basketball player should plead guilty to the assault charge as part of the plea deal. But Smith's defense attorney, David Lane, said his client denies anything but spraying the woman and two of her girlfriends with champagne inside the club. "He got rowdy at a bar, basically, and sprayed a few people with champagne, " Lane said. "From day one he has accepted responsibility and recognized that, 'Look, I've got to keep myself under control. I can't be acting like an idiot anytime, anywhere,' " Smith's attorney added. Completing counseling and community service is appropriate given Smith's conduct, the defense attorney said. "This is an alcohol-fueled incident," Lane added. "So, he's willing to and desiring of going through a little alcohol program and maybe doing some community service. And then the city dismisses all charges." City attorney officials could not be reached immediately for comment, but attorneys for both sides said prosecutors have offered Smith the diversion program --

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