Justin Bieber may not serve any more jail time for his Miami DUI charge, but a Florida judge just handed down a serious smack down to the pop star in another case. Breaking Celebrity News has learned that Judge Sarah Zabel has told Bieber  to pay$11,500 for missing a deposition in January because he decided to party it up in Miami instead.

Bieber was scheduled to attend a deposition in Los Angeles on January 23 related to the assault lawsuit from Miami photographer Jeffery Binion, who claims Bieber's bodyguard roughed him up.

But after Binion's attorney Mark DiCowden flew out to California to prepare for the meeting, he was told on January 22 that Bieber would not be attending. Meanwhile, the pop star was partying in Miami -- until his arrest for alleged DUI and drag racing in the early morning hours of January 23.

DiCowden was told Thursday morning that Bieber had been incarcerated. Bieber's attorneys then tried to file an emergency motion to stop the deposition, but it was denied.

"I am disappointed it didn't go forth as scheduled, but not surprised," DiCowden said at the time.

Now, the judge in the case has ordered Bieber to pay DiCowden $7,500 in legal fees. Bieber also gave him a $4,000 check to cover his plane ticket and meals during the four days he was in Los Angeles for the deposition that never happened.

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