Los Angeles (CNN) -- Lindsay Lohan's alleged lie to a police officer investigating a car crash last June could send the actress back to jail next month. But confusion surrounds the question of who will defend Lohan, 26, when she goes on trial February 27 after her longtime lawyer received a letter saying she was fired. "Do you still represent Ms. Lohan?" Los Angeles County Superior Court Commissioner Jane Godfrey asked attorney Shawn Holley in a hearing Tuesday. "Yes, at this point, yes," said Holley, who has guided Lohan through dozens of court appearances over the last several years. "We've got to get the representation issue nailed down," Godfrey said.
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NEW: It's not clear who will represent Lohan at her trial
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NEW: "We've got to get the representation issue nailed down," the judge says
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Santa Monica slapped four misdemeanor charges against Lohan
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The charges triggered a probation violation case
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