Lindsay Lohan Sent Back to Jail After Failing Court-Mandated Drug Test

Bothered actress Lindsay Lohan came back to jailhouse Friday after a adjudicate sentenced her to rest in detention for about a month for a failed court-mandated drug test.


Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elden S. Fox refused bail bond for Lohan following weeks of supposition about her destiny. Fox had released a indorsement for Lohan’s apprehension earlier this week, commanding her to appear in courtroom Friday morning time.

Sept. 24: Lindsay Lohan arrives at a court hearing in Los Angeles after failing a
court-mandated drug test.

Bailiffs manacled Lohan at once after the hearing, which endured less than 10 minutes at the Beverly Hills courthouse. A 2nd hearing is scheduled for October 22.


Lohan's father, Michael Lohan, stated "Oh God" as his girl rose, looked at her lawyer and was manacled.
Fox would not listen to arguments for bail from Lohan's attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley.


It is Lohan's third jail stint for a three-year-old drug and drunken driving case filed after a pair of high-profile arrests in 2007.




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Her previous stays at a women's jail in a Los Angeles suburb lasted 84 minutes and 14 days. In both cases, she was released from jail early due to overcrowding.


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The judge said probation officials are reviewing Lohan's compliance with other aspects of her probation, which included frequent meetings with counselors.


Holley was not immediately available for comment. Court spokesman Allan Parachini said she remained in the courtroom to confer with Lohan.


Looking somber and wearing black and white clothing, the actress arrived 10 minutes early for the morning hearing. Cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom, and media lined the area outside awaiting the news.


It was the "Mean Girls" star's first appearance before Fox, who had said at a previous hearing he would sentence her to a month in jail for each drug test she skipped or failed.


The actress wasn't present for that hearing, which was held hours after her release from rehab.