London,
(ANI):
Lindsay
Lohan
may
face
jail
if
she
does
not
attend
compulsory
alcohol
rehab
due
after
her
drink-driving
charges,
a
judge
has
warned.
In
2007,
Lohan
had
admitted
to
charges
of
being
under
the
influence
of
coke
and
had
not
contested
drunken
driving
charges
following
which
the
court
had
ordered
her
to
attend
an
18-month
program
on
alcohol
education.
She
also
had
to
spend
24
hours
in
jail
and
perform
10
days
of
community
service
while
she
was
on
probation
for
36
months.
However,
the
probation
report
found
that
the
23-year-old
actress
had
not
attended
the
alcohol
counselling
sessions.
Los
Angeles
Superior
Court
was
told
that
her
three-year
probation
had
been
furthered
by
another
year
after
she
had
not
completed
the
alcohol
education
program
due
to
a
busy
work
schedule.
The
Telegraph
quoted
Judge
Marsha
Revel
as
warning
Lohan:
"This
is
the
last
time
we
are
going
to
be
talking
about
re-enrolling
and
doing
what
you
need
to
do.
“This
has
to
be
a
top
priority.
would
love
to
congratulate
you
rather
than
admonish
you." Lohan"s
lawyer
Shawn
Chapman
Holley
told
that
court
that
she
had
finished
15
of
the
26
individual
alcohol
sessions,
half
the
group
classes,
13
of
28
self-help
sessions
and
all
six
education
classes.
The
court
was
also
requested
to
extend
Lohan"s
probation,
as
she
had
not
been
able
to
complete
her
substance
abuse
treatment
program.
However
the
judge
said:
"Anytime
you
request
a
leave
of
absence
for
more
than
21
days,
you
must
get
court
approval," she
said.
“If
you
don''t
do
that,
the
deputy
district
attorney
will
be
asking
for
jail
time."
The
judge
permitted
Lohan
to
go
to
New
York
next
week
for
a
charity
function
and
but
cautioned
her
about
leaving
the
state
or
the
country.
She
said:
"I''m
going
to
know
about
it
because
your
whole
life
is
followed." Lohan
has
been
asked
to
appear
in
court
for
another
progress
hearing
in
mid-December.