LOS ANGELES — Although actress Lindsay Lohan received a 30-day jail sentence Wednesday after admitting she violated probation, she will not serve more than a day or two in Los Angeles County jail because of overcrowding, officials said.
Lohan is scheduled to surrender Nov. 9 for her fifth jail term.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner said she would suspend an additional 270 days of the actress’ sentence for violating her probation on jewelry theft and drunken-driving convictions but that Lohan, 25, must follow a strict schedule of community service and psychotherapy sessions. The judge said she would move all of Lohan’s community service to the county morgue because a woman’s homeless shelter told the court the actress was too much of a “bad example” to work there. Los Angeles Times
