By Amber Goodhand – Radar News Editor 
 
 Justin Bieber isn’t giving up yet on his relationship with Selena Gomez! 
 
 In fact, the teen heartthrob has been texting Selena non-stop since their surprising split, and RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned the Baby singer is begging her for another chance. 
 
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 “The problem in the first place is that Selena was a little bit of a jealous girlfriend and Justin wasn’t really taking her feelings into regard,” a source close to the stars told RadarOnline.com. 
 
 “Justin doesn’t see texting other girls as cheating, but he’s promised Selena he’ll stop if she takes him back.” 
 
 In fact, the insider says Justin is so keen on winning Selena back that he knows just what to say to her and if things progress in the direction they’re going, she just might take him back. 
 
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 “He is texting her like crazy trying to stay in her good graces,” the source told RadarOnline.com. 
 
 “If either one of them slows down and they actually have the chance to spend time together again, they will end up back together.” 
 
 The source goes on tell RadarOnline.com that despite reports of Justin proposing to Selena, he never has, and despite reports that Selena is jealous of Justin’s career, she’s not. 
 
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 “Both Justin and Selena have parents that started their families at a very young age and they’ve witnessed what a struggle it is emotionally. Also, Justin is a branding genius and would never alienate the majority of his audience by getting married at 18,” the insider says. 
 
 “And even though Selena can be a little jealous about other women, she’s never been jealous of Justin’s career. As far as she’s concerned, she began her career before YouTube — where Justin launched his — was even a thought. She’s proud of Justin’s success, but certainly isn’t jealous and doesn’t see him as the phenom that everyone else does.” 
 
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 RadarOnline.com was the first to report in late October that Justin and Selena’s relationship was on the rocks, just two weeks before they officially split. 
 
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 A Los Angeles Superior court judge threw out charges related to a first-of-its-kind anti-paparazzi law Wednesday in the case of a freelance photographer who was charged in connection with a freeway chase involving pop star Justin Bieber. 
 
 Judge Thomas Rubinson ruled that while Los Angeles city prosecutors could proceed with two traffic-related charges against Paul Raef, the two counts related to the state law did not pass Constitutional muster. 
 
 Passed in 2010, the law punishes paparazzi driving dangerously to obtain images they will sell. But Rubinson said the law violated First Amendment protections by overreaching and potentially affecting such people as wedding photographers or photographers speeding to a location where a celebrity was present. 
 
 Attorney David S. Kestenbaum, one of the lawyers representing Raef, said Wednesday he was pleased by the judge's decision, which showed his client was simply doing his job. 
 
 "The judge said that when you are talking about people doing their job and yet running the risk of additional criminal punishment, it has a chilling effect from anyone from newsgathers to wedding photographers and even real estate agents," Kestenbaum said. "It just a lesson in constitutional law. 
 
 The ruling comes less than six months after Bieber was pulled over by the California Highway Patrol on the 101 Freeway in the San Fernando Valley and cited for driving his Fisker sports car at high speed. The pop star said then he was being chased by a freelance paparazzo later identified as Raef. Los Angeles city prosecutors filed charges against the 30-year-old photographer for allegedly chasing Bieber and then speeding off when police tried to pull over both Bieber and Raef. The charges included four misdemeanors: reckless driving, failing to obey a peace officer, and two counts of following another vehicle too closely and reckless driving, with the intent to capture pictures for commercial gain. 
 
 With the dismissal of the latter charges, Raef still faces the potential of six months in county jail. 
 
 Bieber was involved in another traffic incident Tuesday. He was pulled over in a white Ferarri around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 600 block of Hayward Avenue in West Hollywood and was cited for making an unsafe left turn and having an expired registration, Sheriff's Department spokesman Steve Whitmore said. 
 
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 Justin Bieber Case Judge Rules Paparazzi Law UNCONSTITUTIONAL 
 
 Breaking News 
 
 A judge in thecar chase case just ruled the California paparazzi law -- which prohibits photogs from driving recklessly while trying to shoot pictures of celebs -- is unconstitutional.The judge was hearing the case of the photog who chased Justin in July on an L.A. freeway. Witnesses say the cars were traveling at speeds approaching 100 mph.The judge tossed out 2 of the 4 criminal counts against photog. The counts that were tossed were based on the new paparazzi law. The judge concluded the law was "problematic" and suppressed legitimate activities by the media.The ruling will not have an immediate effect because it was handed down by a trial judge. But we're told the L.A. City Attorney will appeal the ruling, and if the appeals court sides with the trial judge it could have a big impact on how paparazzi are prosecuted.
– Two charges were tossed yesterday against the paparazzo who allegedly chased Justin Bieber when the pop star was pulled over for crazy speeding in July—because the LA judge found California's anti-paparazzi law unconstitutional, the Los Angeles Times reports. The landmark law punishes paparazzi who drive recklessly in order to get pictures they can sell, but the judge said it's an overreach that violates First Amendment rights. Two traffic-related charges against Paul Raef will proceed. TMZ notes that the ruling won't have any effect immediately, since it came from a trial judge, but if an appeals court sides with him "it could have a big impact on how paparazzi are prosecuted." As for Bieber, he was pulled over yet again Tuesday and cited for making an unsafe turn while driving a Ferarri. He's been engaging in some typical post-breakup behavior since splitting with Selena Gomez, including hanging out with Ashley Olsen, tweeting shirtless pictures, riding a motorcycle, and texting Gomez nonstop.