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Judge To Lindsay Lohan: Get Counseling – Or Else

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Lindsay Lohan went to face Judge Stephanie Sautner in court today for a progress report, which was scheduled in April when she plead no contest to misdemeanor in her necklace theft case.

While Lohan was not found in violation of her probation, the judge was clearly frustrated with her progress.

Judge Sautner noted that Lohan has only completed 33 of her required 480 hours of community service, and expressed concern that she might not finish the mandated time within a year.

She said, “I’m not going to give her five extra minutes. I don’t want to hear, ‘Oh, I couldn’t do it because I was on the set of the John Gotti movie.’”

Sautner also found issue with the fact that Lohan has not yet undergone psychological evaluation, which was a part of her plea deal.

Lohan’s lawyer, Shawn Holley said her client hadn’t yet gone to therapy because she couldn’t afford it, but Sautner wasn’t budging. “Take someone’s credit card,” she suggested.

“She needs to get into counseling. I’m going to give her 21 days to get into counseling,” said the judge, adding that if she didn’t receive proof of enrollment by August 11, she would “revoke probation and set a hearing.”

Lohan’s next court appearance is set for October 19.

Check out the crazy-high stilettos Lohan wore to court below.

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  • Xenobyte

    Court-ordered psychological counseling – It is a favorite way of harassing someone in court when the offenses isn’t enough to mandate the punishment the judge would like. It’s used all over the world actually. It doesn’t have to make sense and of course it doesn’t here.

    My advice to Lindsay: Get it over with. Just sit with the psychologist and do nothing. You’re not required to listen or interact; you just have to be there. When everything is said and done and the judge can’t touch you anymore, make a spectacle of defying everything that in any way was part of the ‘orders’ from the court. Basically party all night, lots of alcohol and drugs, make the paps shoot it all but make sure there’s nothing truly illegal if the police shows up. Then do an interview where you clearly state that it’s your life and you’re not going to let any celebrity-hating judges change that. State that you do want to focus on your career but the change has to be on your terms and those alone. Say that it just doesn’t concern anybody else if you want to get drunk or if you want to stay sober, and it definitely doesn’t concern a court system that’s already gone out of its way to pile on additional punishment for a simple first-time DUI with no personal injury, just because the offender was a celebrity.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Risslah-Andrews/1525635294 Risslah Andrews

    Well, when you get out of a car with Britney Spears and Paris Hilton, you’re just waiting for an asskicking marathon from anyone in law enforcement….

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