Lindsay Lohan closer to a stay at the graybar hotel, possibly.

[Baitball Blogger]

Lindsay Lohan Probation Revoked; Date Set for Possible Jail Hearing

Lindsay Lohan had her probation revoked on Wednesday, and the troubled actress will learn in court next month whether she’s being sent back to jail.

The actress did not appear for the arraignment in Los Angeles on charges stemming from an incident last June, when Lohan crashed her Porsche on the Pacific Coast Highway and then allegedly lied to police.

Commissioner Jane Godfrey told Lohan’s attorney Shawn Holley that her client’s probation in connection with last year’s stolen jewelry case was being revoked.

Godfrey scheduled a January 15 hearing to determine whether Lohan’s new charges violated her probation, in which case Lohan could possibly be sent to jail for up to eight months.

http://www.gossipcop.com/lindsay-lohan-probation-revoked-jail-december-2012/

[rocktivity]

1. If it's been revoked, why NOT send her back to jail immediately?

And she didn't even bother to appear? No wonder she laughs up her sleeve at the legal system!


rocktivity

[Major Nikon]

2. Because she can afford a lawyer that can request a hearing on the subject

[HughBeaumont]

3. Close to a stay in MarbleRow country if she doesn't get it together.

This means 1-2 years living away from Hollywood, free of any kind of substance, to dry out, workout and recharge.

It's gotta happen if she has any hope of a sustainable career. Granted, she doesn't have near the chops of a Robert Downey Jr., but that doesn't mean she can't try.

Lindsay in Hollywood is like tossing an alcoholic in a Liquor Mart. She simply cannot say "no" to her club/party/drink/drug life or the parasites that come with it, which is why she keeps fucking up. The way I see it, if an O.D. doesn't get her, cardiomyopathy will.

[Baitball Blogger]

4. I think she has a project or two she's still working on.

Isn't she suppose to be doing something with Charlie Sheen?

[HappyMe]

5. Good grief!

Slap her in the slammer already. Any ordinary person would have been locked up already.