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^funny...I really thought that by now Lindsay was already considered as a "hardened criminal with a long record"...
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Keeping Up With Lindsay #4 (please put all Lohan news here)
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Still delusional, still using dead relatives to gain sympathy...
another tweet from earlier in the week
With my family and thinking of my grandfather whos birthday was yesterday and unfortunately passed away a few years ago... i am just grateful for the life i have, i cannot explain how excited i am to begin working on films again, on top of that- i better get one of my two favorite scripts that i am in love with. my friends know what they both are..... all my love- LL god bless and g'night
another tweet from earlier in the week
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10:36 AM PT: Tinelli says Lindsay had her hair down on one side when she tried to leave the store, covering the ear that still had the earring in it.
10:23 AM PT: The employee Tinelli Comsooksri -- a salesperson at Kamofie since last July -- says Lindsay tried on a pair of $1180 earrings days before the alleged robbery ... and nearly left the store with one still in her ear. Lindsay gave it back and apologized.
10:16 AM PT: It's TIME. First witness for the prosecution? An employee at Kamofie & Co. ... the L.A. jewelry store Lindsay allegedly robbed. The topic? Lindsay's possible motive to commit the crime.
10:09 AM PT: Lindsay just walked into the courtroom ... still wearing her sunglasses. Danette and Lindsay's lawyer Shawn Holley are in their corners. Let's get ready to rumble.
10:00 AM PT: Yes, Michael Lohan is in the courtroom ... front row ... and he even brought along his evangelical spirit healer Jay Koopman.
Lindsay's civil attorney Ed McPherson is also there ... for moral support.
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10:00 AM PT: Yes, Michael Lohan is in the courtroom ... front row ... and he even brought along his evangelical spirit healer Jay Koopman.
...along with the Reverend Billy Graham, Gandhi and, in a surprise appearance, Mother Theresa!!
All are said to be dear friends of Michael's and character witnesses for Lindsay, as well as being 'in talks' to back Michael's latest nightclub venture in Paterson, New Jersey!
(This guy is so phony it is beyond belief!!)
...along with the Reverend Billy Graham, Gandhi and, in a surprise appearance, Mother Theresa!!
All are said to be dear friends of Michael's and character witnesses for Lindsay, as well as being 'in talks' to back Michael's latest nightclub venture in Paterson, New Jersey! (This guy is so phony it is beyond belief!!)
Lindsay Lohan just caught a MASSIVE break -- her felony grand theft charge was just downgraded to a misdemeanor.
TMZ told you this would happen .... Judge Stephanie Sautner ruled the offense, along with Lindsay's record, did not support a felony charge. The judge noted Lindsay's DUI conviction was 4 years ago.
The judge denied Shawn Holley's motion to dismiss the case outright.
TMZ told you this would happen .... Judge Stephanie Sautner ruled the offense, along with Lindsay's record, did not support a felony charge. The judge noted Lindsay's DUI conviction was 4 years ago.
The judge denied Shawn Holley's motion to dismiss the case outright.
Lindsay Lohan Sentenced to JAIL!!!
25 minutes ago by TMZ Staff
Judge Stephanie Sautner just threw the book at Lindsay Lohan for her probation violation, sentencing her to 120 days in county jail!!!
Lindsay has been remanded into custody and taken to the basement of the courthouse for booking. Lindsay's lawyer has said she'll appeal, which means Lindsay is entitled to post bail.
Lohan was also ordered to complete 480 hours of community service -- 360 of those hours must be performed at the Downtown Women's Center, so Lindsay can see how needy women have to live. The remaining 120 hours will be served at the L.A. County morgue.
Judge Sautner explained that Lindsay should have called the store and notified the owners about the necklace sooner. She waited several weeks and returned the necklace after finding out the cops were about to raid her house.
Sautner seemed influenced by the surveillance video, which she saw for the first time in court today. Sautner agreed with Danette Meyers, who argued Lindsay used her friend Patrick as a decoy to distract the clerk.
25 minutes ago by TMZ Staff
Judge Stephanie Sautner just threw the book at Lindsay Lohan for her probation violation, sentencing her to 120 days in county jail!!!
Lindsay has been remanded into custody and taken to the basement of the courthouse for booking. Lindsay's lawyer has said she'll appeal, which means Lindsay is entitled to post bail.
Lohan was also ordered to complete 480 hours of community service -- 360 of those hours must be performed at the Downtown Women's Center, so Lindsay can see how needy women have to live. The remaining 120 hours will be served at the L.A. County morgue.
Judge Sautner explained that Lindsay should have called the store and notified the owners about the necklace sooner. She waited several weeks and returned the necklace after finding out the cops were about to raid her house.
Sautner seemed influenced by the surveillance video, which she saw for the first time in court today. Sautner agreed with Danette Meyers, who argued Lindsay used her friend Patrick as a decoy to distract the clerk.
She is truly sociopathic to have really tried to steal a necklace with all her money, fame and legal troubles...Lord have mercy.
Joan Rivers tweet says it all: "Lindsay Lohan was back in court today. That poor girl has spent more time in front of judges than contestants on “American Idol.”
Joan Rivers tweet says it all: "Lindsay Lohan was back in court today. That poor girl has spent more time in front of judges than contestants on “American Idol.”
^ So they will file and appeal, and she will make bail and be back home...Then what? How long does an appeal take?
That's a very tough judge, btw...no wonder there were no cameras- it must have been a circus when the sentence came down...
That's a very tough judge, btw...no wonder there were no cameras- it must have been a circus when the sentence came down...
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So 120 days will translate to what? 24 hours and a pat on the head as she leaves. 
- 480 hours of community service
- 360 of those hours must be performed at the Downtown Women's Center
- 120 hours will be served at the L.A. County morgue
Gotta love judges who actually put some thought into it when they mete out justice.
^ The prison jumpsuit- it's Prada, yes??
360 hours of community service with street people and 120 at the morgue!!?? I would rather be in jail....
This will create a serious problem with her movie offers, right? That is a lot of hours, even not factoring in the jail time...
360 hours of community service with street people and 120 at the morgue!!?? I would rather be in jail....
This will create a serious problem with her movie offers, right? That is a lot of hours, even not factoring in the jail time...Lindsay Lohan isn't having a particularly Good Friday anymore.
The judge—who so helpfully knocked the actress' felony theft charge down to a misdemeanor a couple of hours ago— ruled this afternoon that Lohan was in violation of her probation and sentenced her to 120 days in county jail and 480 hours of community service.
Lohan was immediately taken into custody. Cue the lawyers...
Defense attorney Shawn Holley said a bail bondsman was standing by and immediately drafted an appeal.
Bail was set at $75,000, after which Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers, who originally requested that bail be set at a whopping $350,000, acknowledged that Lohan may only be in custody for around two hours, but may have to be taken to another facility to be processed out.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner said that Lohan had an "absolute right" to a stay on her jail time, pending an appeal, but that the community service is non-negotiable.
The 480 hours of service ahead of Lohan will include 360 hours working at the Downtown Women's Center in L.A. where "perhaps then she will see women who are truly needy and might change her behavior," Sautner ordered. The remaining 120 will be spent at the L.A. County Morgue.
The community service must be completed within a year and Lohan is due back in court for a status hearing on July 21.
Though she did Lohan a solid earlier by decreasing the severity of the charge against her, Sautner determined that something serious was amiss.
"The evidence this court has seen is that there was an attempt to return the necklace after [there was a ] leaked search warrant," she said in ruling that Lohan's probation-revocation (she was already out on bail) should be revoked.
"We all have busy lifestyles," Sautner noted. "There is no excuse for not calling the store...As Ms. Meyers says, you look in the mirror when you take a shower and you see the necklace....Even if she forgot it for a moment, she certainly knew she had it when she got home."
After showing the surveillance video taken at the jewelry store of Lohan leaving with the necklace in question around her neck, Holley argued that it showed conduct that was more "scattered than crafty."
Lohan has been on probation for dual DUI charges since 2007 and the current violation extends from that.
The judge—who so helpfully knocked the actress' felony theft charge down to a misdemeanor a couple of hours ago— ruled this afternoon that Lohan was in violation of her probation and sentenced her to 120 days in county jail and 480 hours of community service.
Lohan was immediately taken into custody. Cue the lawyers...
Defense attorney Shawn Holley said a bail bondsman was standing by and immediately drafted an appeal.
Bail was set at $75,000, after which Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers, who originally requested that bail be set at a whopping $350,000, acknowledged that Lohan may only be in custody for around two hours, but may have to be taken to another facility to be processed out.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner said that Lohan had an "absolute right" to a stay on her jail time, pending an appeal, but that the community service is non-negotiable.
The 480 hours of service ahead of Lohan will include 360 hours working at the Downtown Women's Center in L.A. where "perhaps then she will see women who are truly needy and might change her behavior," Sautner ordered. The remaining 120 will be spent at the L.A. County Morgue.
The community service must be completed within a year and Lohan is due back in court for a status hearing on July 21.
Though she did Lohan a solid earlier by decreasing the severity of the charge against her, Sautner determined that something serious was amiss.
"The evidence this court has seen is that there was an attempt to return the necklace after [there was a ] leaked search warrant," she said in ruling that Lohan's probation-revocation (she was already out on bail) should be revoked.
"We all have busy lifestyles," Sautner noted. "There is no excuse for not calling the store...As Ms. Meyers says, you look in the mirror when you take a shower and you see the necklace....Even if she forgot it for a moment, she certainly knew she had it when she got home."
After showing the surveillance video taken at the jewelry store of Lohan leaving with the necklace in question around her neck, Holley argued that it showed conduct that was more "scattered than crafty."
Lohan has been on probation for dual DUI charges since 2007 and the current violation extends from that.
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Lindsay Lohan -- On Her Way to Jail
56 minutes ago by TMZ Staff
Lindsay Lohan is heading back to the jail she's all too familiar with ... Lynwood Correctional Facility.
We're told she'll be processed there as soon as she arrives in the next hour or so -- meaning her fingerprints will be taken ... and they'll even take a brand new mug shot! According to the impeccably-researched TMZ Hollywood Bus Tour, that will be mug number 5. Tickets are on sale now.
Once that's complete -- Lindsay will post bail -- courtesy of her go-to bail bondsman -- and be released. She's due back in court on May 11 for her pretrial hearing.
Deja vu all over again
56 minutes ago by TMZ Staff
Lindsay Lohan is heading back to the jail she's all too familiar with ... Lynwood Correctional Facility.
We're told she'll be processed there as soon as she arrives in the next hour or so -- meaning her fingerprints will be taken ... and they'll even take a brand new mug shot! According to the impeccably-researched TMZ Hollywood Bus Tour, that will be mug number 5. Tickets are on sale now.
Once that's complete -- Lindsay will post bail -- courtesy of her go-to bail bondsman -- and be released. She's due back in court on May 11 for her pretrial hearing.
Deja vu all over again
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Lindsay Lohan almost left jewelry store with diamond earring, saleswoman testifies
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April 22, 2011 | 10:57 am
A Venice jewelry store worker testified Friday that four days before a necklace was stolen, allegedly by Lindsay Lohan, the actress almost walked out of the shop with a diamond earring in her ear.
Tinelli Comsooksri testified that Lohan tried on a pair of earrings Jan. 18 and put one down but left one in her ear. As Lohan was leaving, the store employee testified, "I reminded her she had one earring in."
Comsooksri, who works at Kamofie and Co., said Lohan replied, "She was sorry."
The sales assistant said that after the incident, she emailed her bosses to inform them about what happened.
Deputy Dist. Atty. Danette Meyers told Judge Stephanie Sautner she was introducing the incident to show evidence of intent in the theft of a necklace Jan. 22. Lohan faces grand-theft charges in connection with the stealing of the necklace.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lan...ith-diamond-earring-saleswoman-testifies.html
Los Angeles Times
April 22, 2011 | 10:57 am
A Venice jewelry store worker testified Friday that four days before a necklace was stolen, allegedly by Lindsay Lohan, the actress almost walked out of the shop with a diamond earring in her ear.
Tinelli Comsooksri testified that Lohan tried on a pair of earrings Jan. 18 and put one down but left one in her ear. As Lohan was leaving, the store employee testified, "I reminded her she had one earring in."
Comsooksri, who works at Kamofie and Co., said Lohan replied, "She was sorry."
The sales assistant said that after the incident, she emailed her bosses to inform them about what happened.
Deputy Dist. Atty. Danette Meyers told Judge Stephanie Sautner she was introducing the incident to show evidence of intent in the theft of a necklace Jan. 22. Lohan faces grand-theft charges in connection with the stealing of the necklace.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lan...ith-diamond-earring-saleswoman-testifies.html
By ANITA BENNETT in Los Angeles and DAVID K. L I in New York
Last Updated: 5:48 AM, April 23, 2011
Last Updated: 5:48 AM, April 23, 2011
A judge threw the book at Lindsay Lohan yesterday, sentencing the troubled actress to 120 days in jail for violating her probation by getting busted for allegedly stealing a necklace.
In a remarkable change of legal fortune, Lohan was taken into custody after LA Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner ruled the "Mean Girls" star blew her second chance on a series of previous DUI arrests.
She also was hit with 480 hours of community service -- 360 at LA's Downtown Women's Center and 120 at the LA County morgue. Sautner said working at the women's center could open Lohan's eyes, adding "she might see how needy women live."
In a remarkable change of legal fortune, Lohan was taken into custody after LA Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner ruled the "Mean Girls" star blew her second chance on a series of previous DUI arrests.
She also was hit with 480 hours of community service -- 360 at LA's Downtown Women's Center and 120 at the LA County morgue. Sautner said working at the women's center could open Lohan's eyes, adding "she might see how needy women live."
Lohan, 24, showed no emotion as several
sheriff's deputies cuffed her and took her behind closed doors before loading her onto a bus bound for the Lynwood Correctional Facility.
However, her father, Michael Lohan, put his hands over his face as the drama played out and bolted from the courtroom.
After spending about five hours locked up, the actress was let out on $75,000 bail while her attorney files an appeal.
The shocking ruling came as the "Freaky Friday" star was in court yesterday for a preliminary hearing on charges she swiped a $2,500 necklace on Jan. 22.
Deputy DA Danette Meyers was pleased that Lohan was hit with jail time -- Lindsay's fourth stint behind bars.
"She is not taking this seriously," Meyers said.
Meyers, who is running for LA district attorney, said Lohan -- who lives in chic Venice, on LA's Westside -- has been getting off easy. Meyers was angry the actress got 120 days instead of the 180 days prosecutors requested.
"I'm just amazed," she said. "There is a different standard on the Westside."
Defense lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley declined comment. Other than her father, no other Lohan relatives were present.
Earlier in the hearing, Lohan put her head in her hands and cried when Sautner refused to dismiss the theft charges. She then caught a big break when the judge downgraded charges from felony grand theft to a misdemeanor - a decision that prosecutors plan to appeal.
That decision was a huge win for Lohan because she now faces one year in county jail instead of three years in state prison. A hearing on the theft charges is set for May 11.
But before court adjourned, the tide turned again for Lohan as prosecutors argued that she should be jailed for violating her probation -- and the judge agreed.
Sautner had harsh words for the actress regarding her alleged theft at Kamofie & Co. jewelry store in Venice, calling it "brazenness, stupidity, I don't know what.
"[The necklace] was in fact hidden in plain sight and she walked out of the store," Sautner said.
Before Sautner's ruling, prosecutors brought store employees to the witness stand, hoping to show how Lohan allegedly helped herself to the necklace.
Lohan was wearing two of her own necklaces when she entered the store, and she wore both pieces to court yesterday, taking them off at one point while her lawyer cross-examined store co-owner Sofia Kaman.
Holley showed Kaman the necklaces and questioned her about why she didn't notice Lohan was still wearing the store's necklace as she left.
"I wasn't looking at her chest," Kaman said. "I was looking at her face."
The owner noticed the necklace was missing 10 minutes after Lohan left.
During the visit to Kamofie, Lohan vowed to come back the next day, Kaman said. When Lohan didn't return in 24 hours, the owner called cops.
However, her father, Michael Lohan, put his hands over his face as the drama played out and bolted from the courtroom.
After spending about five hours locked up, the actress was let out on $75,000 bail while her attorney files an appeal.
The shocking ruling came as the "Freaky Friday" star was in court yesterday for a preliminary hearing on charges she swiped a $2,500 necklace on Jan. 22.
Deputy DA Danette Meyers was pleased that Lohan was hit with jail time -- Lindsay's fourth stint behind bars.
"She is not taking this seriously," Meyers said.
Meyers, who is running for LA district attorney, said Lohan -- who lives in chic Venice, on LA's Westside -- has been getting off easy. Meyers was angry the actress got 120 days instead of the 180 days prosecutors requested.
"I'm just amazed," she said. "There is a different standard on the Westside."
Defense lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley declined comment. Other than her father, no other Lohan relatives were present.
Earlier in the hearing, Lohan put her head in her hands and cried when Sautner refused to dismiss the theft charges. She then caught a big break when the judge downgraded charges from felony grand theft to a misdemeanor - a decision that prosecutors plan to appeal.
That decision was a huge win for Lohan because she now faces one year in county jail instead of three years in state prison. A hearing on the theft charges is set for May 11.
But before court adjourned, the tide turned again for Lohan as prosecutors argued that she should be jailed for violating her probation -- and the judge agreed.
Sautner had harsh words for the actress regarding her alleged theft at Kamofie & Co. jewelry store in Venice, calling it "brazenness, stupidity, I don't know what.
"[The necklace] was in fact hidden in plain sight and she walked out of the store," Sautner said.
Before Sautner's ruling, prosecutors brought store employees to the witness stand, hoping to show how Lohan allegedly helped herself to the necklace.
Lohan was wearing two of her own necklaces when she entered the store, and she wore both pieces to court yesterday, taking them off at one point while her lawyer cross-examined store co-owner Sofia Kaman.
Holley showed Kaman the necklaces and questioned her about why she didn't notice Lohan was still wearing the store's necklace as she left.
"I wasn't looking at her chest," Kaman said. "I was looking at her face."
The owner noticed the necklace was missing 10 minutes after Lohan left.
During the visit to Kamofie, Lohan vowed to come back the next day, Kaman said. When Lohan didn't return in 24 hours, the owner called cops.
Details of Lindsay Lohan’s punishment, as doled out by Judge Stephanie Sautner:
* 120 days in jail for violating probation on a 2007 drunken-driving conviction
* 480 hours for community service –– 360 of those hours at LA’s Downtown Women’s Center and the rest at the LA County morgue
* 120 days in jail for violating probation on a 2007 drunken-driving conviction
* 480 hours for community service –– 360 of those hours at LA’s Downtown Women’s Center and the rest at the LA County morgue
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