Revealed Here: Lindsay Lohan Court Appearance and What It Could Mean

The Latest Crime That Could Land Lindsay Lohan in Jail

Actress Lindsay Lohan’s participation in an alleged jewelry theft occurring on February 9th, 2011 could land Lindsay Lohan in jail if she is found guilty. In the Lindsay Lohan Court appearance, she rejected a plea deal in a offered by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Keith Schwartz offering Lohan between 60 to 90 days in jail upon pleading guilty to the alleged jewelry theft, a new trial before a Grand Jury in Los Angeles County will begin on April 22nd, 2011 – a guilty verdict within the Lindsay Lohan Court appearance and Grand Jury Trial is expected to result in jail time:

The Details of the Crime

On February 9th, 2011, Lindsay Lohan and a friend – who would later be named to be her stylist – entered the Los Angeles jewelry store ‘Kamofie & Co.’. The store’s surveillance footage shows Lohan admiring a necklace valued at $2,500 and subsequently obtaining it without paying:

The staff of Kamofie & Co. maintains that Lindsay Lohan obtained the necklace without any prior consent expressed to her that she would be able to do so without payment – this is a charge of theft

However, Lindsay Lohan maintains that the store allowed her to borrow the necklace upon the promise that her stylist would return it promptly

Yet, this claim is not only disputed by the staff of the jewelry store, but Lindsay Lohan’s stylist failed to return the necklace at the date on which she had allegedly promised to do so

The April 22nd, 2011 Lindsay Lohan Court Appearance

The Lindsay Lohan Court hearing scheduled for April 22nd, 2011 will be overseen by a new judge and grand jury; although Lindsay Lohan was offered a plea deal allowing her to remain incarcerated for a period between 60 and 90 days offered by a March 22nd, 2011 Lindsay Lohan court appearance, she rejected it. The reasons stated for this rejection are considered to be rooted within Lindsay Lohan’s refusal to submit a guilty plea for the alleged theft of the necklace:

Judge Schwartz showed neither consideration nor favoritism with regard to her celebrity within the Lindsay Lohan court appearance, reaffirming that she was required to adhere to legislation akin to every other citizen of the United States of America; during the Lindsay Lohan court appearance, he affirmed that another slip-up would result in her expedited return to prison without hesitation

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