Lohan Will Go Back to Jail

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 1:05PM EDT / Published Nov. 02, 2011 1:49PM EDT

David McNew / AP

Lindsay Lohan showed up 10 minutes early to her court hearing today, but that didn’t save her from jail. The actress agreed to serve 30 days in a county jail for a probation violation. A judge revoked her probation two weeks ago after she failed to show up to a court-ordered community-service program and was fired. Due to prison overcrowding, Lohan will serve only a fraction of her sentence—likely only six days. After her sentence, she will return to her current community-service program at the L.A. morgue. The judge says no other service programs will have her.

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Lohan Will Go Back to Jail

David McNew / AP