On the eve of Lindsay Lohan’s scheduled jail surrender, attorney Robert Shapiro peaced out. Although Shapiro had confirmed on Friday that he would represent the actress, a source tells E! News he was unhappy with Lindsay’s behavior while staying at his sober living facility, Pickford Lofts. The source says Lindsay was unruly, had people visiting in the wee hours of the night, and “acted like she ran the place”.
Lucky for Lilo, attorney Shawn Chapman Holley came to the rescue, despite announcing her resignation from the case after Lindsay’s initial sentencing. Sounds like enough to make a girl go crazy, and reality finally set in for poor Lilo as she made light of her stressful situation on Twitter, saying “The only ‘bookings’ that I’m familiar with are Disney Films, never thought that I’d be ‘booking’ into Jail… eeeks.”
On Tuesday morning, Lindsay was greeted at the courthouse by loyal fans wearing “Free Lindsay” t-shirts, holding sympathetic signs, and sprinkling gold glitter on Lindsay as she walked into court. But apparently Judge Marsha Revel did not share these same feelings of sympathy. The judge stayed firm in her 90-day jail ruling, stating, “No house arrest, No work release.” Judge Revel also ordered Lindsay to report to probation within 24 hours of her release from jail. The actress was then was handcuffed and taken to the Lindwood Correctional Facility.
Sheriff’s Department documents show August 2 as Lindsay’s possible release date, meaning she would only serve 14 of her 90-days sentence, but spokesman Steve Whitmore assures E! News that August 2 is just a projected date, it is not specific one.
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