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Lindsay Lohan Denied Bail, Could Be in Custody Until October 22
Lindsay Lohan recently failed two drug tests, which you’ve most likely heard about several times already; in one she tested positive for cocaine and in the other she tested positive for Adderall. These drug tests were court-mandated and according to the terms of her probation, if she fails even one drug test, she goes back to jail for 30 days.
Lohan’s hearing with Judge Elden Fox took place this morning and many “reputable” celebrity gossip sites, such as TMZ speculated that the hearing would be “short and sweet” where Judge Fox would remand Lindsay, set bail, a bail bondsman would immediately post bail and Lindsay would be free to walk out until another hearing was set for, again what was speculated to be next month.
The actual hearing did not go quite the way many thought it would. Judge Fox did not hear any arguments from the lawyers before making his ruling, denied Lindsay Lohan’s bail and she was immediately taken into custody.
Lohan wasn’t the only one shocked by the judge’s decision to take her into custody right there, where she was handcuffed and taken from court in a single sheriff’s vehicle and covered by a blanket. Because Lohan’s underlying offense is a misdemeanor, it was believed that the judge had to offer bail.
This story is still developing, but the official ruling is that Lindsay will remain in jail until October 22 when she will then have another hearing. Now how long will she actually serve? I’m sure there are thousands of people who have already started pools.
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In addition to being the Founder and Editor of Woman Tribune, Holly Ord is a freelance writer, web designer and developer, feminist activist and blogger, and hopeless video game addict. She lives in Northeastern Pennsylvania and has been blogging on liberal politics and gender equality on her personal website, Menstrual Poetry since 2007.
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3 Comments on Lindsay Lohan Denied Bail, Could Be in Custody Until October 22 / Add Your Comment
I know a lot of people are less compassionate about a drug addiction a celebrity has than if it was a neighbor or friend but imagine how easy it could be to fall into the celebrity lifestyle. They don’t usually have the same support structure and can find themselves surrounded by less than honorable company. I hope Lindsay get the help she needs.
Unfortunately, Ms. Lohan needs to spend some “quiet” time to reflect on her life. Whether or not that time is spent in jail or in a Rehab Facility remains to be seen. She does have talent but right now it appears that her life is out of control.
It’s interesting that the judge didn’t allow bail in this situation. We’ve bailed out many who have been in worse situations. The other day the judge allowed bail for an individual who had two felony counts on his record, the bail was $50,000. To us, that situation is much worse.
Whenever we write San Bernardino Bail Bonds we always check on past history of the defendant. It seems as if the judge did one of two things here. One; he was just making a public point to let any arrestees know that he’s not fooling around or two; he actually thought that she was a flight risk.
When we analyze our bail bonds, we look deep in to the history of the defendant, the defendant’s relatives, where they live, if they own a house in the area and many other things to decide what type of flight risk the defendant is. Then we choose whether or not to write bail.