Teetering into an L.A. courtroom on $1,200 sky-high Madame Butterfly Christian Louboutins, Lindsay Lohan appeared in front of Judge Stephanie Sautner on Thursday for a routine probation hearing that was anything but routine.
The intolerant judge talked to Lohan about slow progress in completing her community service, noting the actress has only fulfilled four out of sixty days. Sautner warned she would not give Lindsay any additional time to complete the service. "I don't want to hear, 'Oh, I couldn't do it because I was on the set of the 'John Gotti' movie," Judge Sautner bluntly said.
Another cause for the judge's frustration stemmed from the fact that Lohan has not enrolled in the required psychological counseling sessions. Lindsay claimed she was too broke to afford the treatment, but Sautner did not buy LiLo's financial excuse. The judge gave her 21 days to sign up with a personal counselor.
Lohan's probation officer, who some say has it out for the wayward starlet, pointed out to Judge Sautner on the probation report that Lindsay had violated her probation, claiming she did not pay $3,900 in fees for her community service. Sautner corrected the report, since those fees accrue over a three-year period, and wrote in the margin: "Probation concedes $3,900 is not currently owed."
The documents also falsely stated that Lindsay failed to return the officer's phone call in June. Once again, Sautner noted, "Probation now states [Lindsay] phoned 3 times on 6/15 and left message."
When the officer reported that Lindsay did not provide proof to the Probation Department of enrollment in community service along with shoplifting and psychological programs, the judge wrote, "[Lindsay] was ordered to provide proof to court on 7/21 - not to probation."
Once again, Lucky Lohan prevails. The star will return to court on October 19 for another update.
Lindsay Lohan's Courtroom Attire
Dressed in a low-cut, floor length black dress, a jacket, and $1200 four-inch Madame Butterfly black booty Christian Louboutins, Lindsay Lohan walked into court looking as fashionable as ever.
Lindsay Lohan headed back to court on a possible probation violation -- and was let go on a technicality.In her most conservative outfit yet, Lohan has chosen black slacks with a blue button up blouse accessorized with a Chanel handbag.
Once again arriving in style to court today, Lindsay Lohan opted for a more conservative look with navy slacks from Lanvin (vintage), her top from Wolford, accessorized with a scarf and Fendi bag.The actress showed up for a preliminary hearing to determine if there's enough evidence to put her on trial for felony theft regarding the necklace Lindsay allegedly stole from Kamofie and Co.
Lindsay Lohan topped her last courtroom number in this body-hugging Raquel Allegra nude dress, Chanel shoes, Christian Dior shades, and some jewelry loaned (loaned!) by Judith Ripka.
Perhaps the best-known and most controversial outfit Lohan wore was her skintight, seductive white dress. The 24-year-old was in court for a felony grand theft arraignment concerning the necklace she reportedly stole.
Sticking with her mostly black and white court attire color scheme, Lohan wore white slacks and a low-cut top for her hearing.
About to enter the courtroom again for violating her probation, the actress chose an easygoing look and opted for jeans and a black blazer over a v-neck shirt.
Looking quite ladylike in a white skirt, the starlet arrived to the courthouse for another probation hearing.
Casually dressed in jeans and a black blazer, Lindsay arrived to the courthouse to get cuffed and transported to jail.
The actress chose an all-black ensemble for her probation hearing last summer.
The actress makes another trip to the courthouse in a sexy suit and hoped to get the judge to ease up on the terms of her probation.
Dressed like a rock star in a white blazer and black pants, Lindsay Lohan made an appearance in court for a progress report on her 2007 drunk driving case.
