Lindsay Lohan checks in - then out - of jail

[The Straight Story]

Lindsay Lohan checks in - then out - of jail

Lindsay Lohan was released after serving only a few hours of her 30 day sentence at a Los Angeles county jail.

The one-time child star checked in to the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, California before 9 p.m. Sunday, and was back out hours later, according to CNN.

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A judge sentenced the 25-year-old to 30 days behind bars for violating her probation after she was terminated from a community service assignment at a women’s shelter.
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This is the fifth jail sentence the "Freaky Friday" star has received since being arrested twice for drunken driving in 2007.

http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/lindsay-lohan-checks-jail-article-1.973527

[Motown_Johnny]

1. Well that will teach her!

:sarcasm:

[Scuba]

7. Hey, she spent more time behind bars than Bush, Cheney, Rice, Rummy, Gonzalez, etc. n/t

[Syrinx]

2. another symptom

[Codeine]

3. They took one look at her teeth and said "GTFO!"

[bigtree]

17. real funny stuff

cracking on people's teeth.

Sometimes I can't stand this generation.

[Codeine]

21. Oh please.

She can well afford to care for her teeth. Poor people who lack access to affordable dental and health care aren't the same thing as spoiled Hollywood trash who destroy their chompers with drugs, booze, cigs, and slovenly hygiene.

[bigtree]

25. funny stuff

[Tx4obama]

4. I believe that drug abuse shouldn't be a crime punishalbe in jail - folks should have to go to rehab

too much taxpayer money is being spent on lawyers, court costs, and jail housing - make the folks that can afford it pay for a years confinement in a rehab facilitation.

[Fumesucker]

5. Does "drug abuse" include alcohol and tobacco? n/t

[Tx4obama]

6. Alcohol and tobacco are LEGAL products here in The USA. n/t

[Fumesucker]

8. So people should have to get treatment for pot but not for alcohol and tobacco? n/t

[Tx4obama]

10. Huh?

Possession of (legal) alcohol and cigarettes is not something that will put you into jail/prison.
So, what are you talking about?

[Fumesucker]

11. Here's the words you wrote..

"I believe that drug abuse shouldn't be a crime punishalbe in jail - folks should have to go to rehab".

Which led me to believe that you thought anyone abusing a mind altering substance should be forced into rehab.

Your further posts on the subject have now indicated to me that you think it's the legality or lack of such of a mind altering substance that makes it necessary for someone to go to rehab.

[Tx4obama]

12. Go take a nap.

You must be hallucinating.
I didn't say anything about mind altering substances.
I was talking about DRUGS - which most rational people know as ILLEGAL DRUGS.

If you are one of those EXTREME folks that think that beer/wine/cigarettes are DRUGS (as opposed to REAL drugs) then I do not have a desire to converse with you. Ciao :)

[Fumesucker]

13. You just made my point for me..

And you don't even realize it.

[EOTE]

23. Those fake drugs you list are responsible for FAR more deaths than any of the "real drugs"

you refer to. Alcohol and cigarettes lead to millions of deaths per year. Unlike the REAL drug marijuana which causes none.

[Occulus]

27. "I didn't say anything about mind altering substances. I was talking about DRUGS"

:wtf:

:crazy:

[Occulus]

26. That's irrelevant to whether they are drugs that can be abused.

Are they? Yes or no.

[no_hypocrisy]

9. Did they give her the Paris Hilton suite?

[bigtree]

14. good

[HughBeaumont]

15. Ah great. Right back to Hollywood she goes . . .

. . . so she can glass pipe huff, chain smoke, power snort and power drink all the way to the 27 Club.

YAAAAAY!!! Continuous fucking up despite every chance on the planet to improve yourself rules!!

Rotted teeth and sleepy eyes are going to be the LEAST of her worries before long.

[bigtree]

16. the nitpicking bullshit the court required isn't a recovery program

It's just nitpicking bullshit.

Breaking the court rules doesn't necessarily have anything to do with a drug habit, addiction, dental hygiene (what the fuck business is that of anyone), or any other malady the tabloids invent so folks out here can pretend they really know all about her.

She should have done the time up front and been done with the court's paternalistic nonsense.

[Javaman]

18. The frontal lobe of the average person doesn't fully develop until the age of

26 to 28 years old.

hopefully, she will get her shit together, but given the fact of her bizarre family life, it will take therapy for her to get balance in her life.

I feel sorry for anyone who is young and living in a fishbowl their whole lives.

I had worked in the film industry for years and saw first hand what the effects of fame does to people. Some turn into complete assholes, some turn into really nice people some become train-wrecks and a lot of them, freak out because they don't know how to handle it because they have zero coping skills.

I hope one day, she has a peaceful life.

[HughBeaumont]

19. I was watching The Wizard of Oz last night . . .

. . . wondering what sort of pills Judy Garland was put on while making that movie. Her industry bosses started her at 14-15 years old.

It's a crime what they did to her and many many others in music and film over the decades.

[Javaman]

20. Probably started her on uppers.

They were all the rage back then.

[JuniperLea]

22. Woo hoo! Do what you will in Los Angeles today!

The jails are full! No room at the inn! If you get arrested, you will be turned away at the jail's gate!!

Right?

[Hepburn]

24. Jeeeeez!

If this was one of us "regular" people, just how many chances do you think there would have been to comply with a court order?