Bodog Beat

Michael Sands, publicist for Federline's attorney Mark Vincent Kaplan, addresses the media outside Los Angeles County Superior Court. (AP Images)

The verdict is in — and Britney Spears is no longer allowed to see her children. Kevin Federline has been awarded primary sole custody.

Spears was hospitalized Thursday night after a standoff with police for refusing to hand over her two sons to Federline. She will be kept in the hospital for 14 days and has been designated a "special needs" patient.

"They had to strap her down like a mental patient and she was going between laughing and hysterics," a source tells Us Weekly, calling it "a total psychotic breakdown. She just went crazy."

Britney's visitation has been "suspended pending further order of the court." The order is in effect until Jan.14. There will then be a hearing to determine whether the order will be revised.

"There are no winners here," Federline's attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan, said after Friday's hearing.