Lindsay Lohan starts her 35-day home detention

Actress Lindsay Lohan was sentenced to 120 days in jail and 480 hours of community service for violating her 2007 DUI probation and complete 480 hours of community service for jewellery theft. Now, the actress has started her 35-day home detention.

The actress is serving her term at her house in Venice, California. She has been fitted with an electronic ankle bracelet to track her movements and ensure that Lilo does not leave her house. Lindsay has to stay at her house till June 29.

"She is now confined to the interior premises of her home at all times," the CNN reports Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore as saying. The purpose of the house arrest for non-violent offenders is to reduce the prison population and other expenses.

The actress had time till June 17 to report to the prison but the actress decided to complete it early, as she has bagged a key role in Gotti: Three Generations.