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Judge Marsha Revel, on Tuesday,
ruled that Lohan, 23, violated
the terms of her probation in a
drunken driving case. She didn't
go to alcohol education classes.
"I wasn't trying to get special
treatment," Lohan pleaded. "I have
to provide for myself. I have to
work. Having said that, I did
everything to balance my jobs and
showing up. I'm not taking this as
a joke. I take responsibility for
my actions. I've tried to do the
best I can."
"Mean Girls," "Freaky Friday" and
"Herbie Fully Loaded" failed to comply
with the weekly attendance directive
for her alcohol education classes, the
prosecutor argued. An operator, Cheryl
Marshall, from the class testified that
Lohan had nine absences.
Revel was harsh with Marshall for not
reporting Lohan's behavior.
Lohan complied with the program, Shapman
Chapman Holley, Lohan's attorney.
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