In Judge Marsha Revel’s chambers Monday, Lindsay Lohan and her lawyer were unable to provide a plane ticket proving she had a trip home for a mandatory court date, RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively. 
 
 The meeting took place after Lindsay and her lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley represented in court that the could produce proof that Lindsay had a plane ticket for May 19, the day before she was required to appear in Los Angeles court for a probation status update hearing. 
 
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 But Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers told RadarOnline.com exclusively that Lohan did NOT produce a plane ticket she claimed to have when the parties met after Monday’s court proceeding. 
 
 “All I got was an itinerary for travel on May 18th, and not a plane ticket,” Meyers told RadarOnline.com exclusively. ”I did get a copy of Ms. Lohan’s plane ticket and boarding pass for May 22nd. 
 
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 “I will definitely be bringing this up at the probation violation hearing,” Meyers told us. That hearing is set for July 6. 
 
 “I think she is very upset with the conditions the court imposed,” Meyers told RadarOnline.com about Lindsay. 
 
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 Lohan was ordered to wear a SCRAM alcohol-monitoring bracelet and was fitted with one at the courthouse. She was ordered not to drink alcohol, to attend alcohol education class once a week and to undergo random drug testing, which will happen at least once a week. 
 
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 The judge denied her request to not wear the SCRAM bracelet, which Lohan’s lawyer said would interfere with upcoming photo shoots and a movie role. The judge also denied Lohan’s request to go to Texas, where the actress said she is scheduled to film Inferno. 
 
 Meyers told RadarOnline.com after today’s hearing that if Lindsay tests positive for drugs or violates any term of her probation, the judge can revoke her bail and issue an arrest warrant. 
 
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 An arrest warrant was issued last week when Lindsay was a no-show for her court date. Bond was posted on $100,000 bail and the warrant was recalled. 
 
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 In court Monday, Meyers told the judge that she wanted to see proof Lindsay had purchased a plane ticket to fly home for her May 20 hearing. Holley said she had proof that she would present to the court. But no plane ticket was produced, Meyers told RadarOnline.com exclusively. ||||| Lindsay Lohan to Spend the Holidays in Rehab 
 
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 "There's nothing better than a train wreck for a celebrity and I'm not going to have one in this case," Fox told Lohan and her attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley, who argued that "relapse is a part of recovery" and that Lohan "would like to remain [at Betty Ford] and continue her treatment." Lindsay Lohan won't be going back to jail, but she will be spending the holidays in rehab. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elden Fox spared the 'Mean Girls' actress from more jail time on Friday, but instead ordered the troubled star back to the Betty Ford Center until Jan. 3. Fox was determining whether Lohan violated her probation in September when she tested positive for cocaine and Adderall in a pair of random drug screenings."There's nothing better than a train wreck for a celebrity and I'm not going to have one in this case," Fox told Lohan and her attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley, who argued that "relapse is a part of recovery" and that Lohan "would like to remain [at Betty Ford] and continue her treatment." 
 
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 Fox said that if Lohan doesn't shape up, she's going to destroy a promising career. He said he is trying to provide Lohan with a real chance at sobriety and that remaining at Betty Ford through the holidays is crucial. "You're staying past the New Year's -- there's a reason for that," Fox said.A prosecutor had wanted a six-month jail sentence for the star, but Fox opted for rehab after reviewing filings from rehab officials and a letter by Lohan herself. She cried after hearing the sentence and was escorted out by eight deputies to a waiting van. Before she could leave, an onlooker threw gold confetti on the star.Upon leaving rehab on Jan. 3, Lohan will have to submit to periodic drug and alcohol testing until her next scheduled court date on Feb. 25.Lohan arrived at the Beverly Hills courthouse Friday morning at about 8AM with her attorney and mother by her side. A few hours earlier, she left a live-in rehab facility in Southern California, where she has been since late September On Sept. 24, Lohan was denied bail and taken into custody after failing a pair of drug tests following her release from an inpatient rehab stay at UCLA Medical Center. Judge Fox reportedly issued the order without hearing arguments from Lohan's lawyers, and within hours another judge overturned the ruling and the starlet was released on bail.Lohan was behind bars during those hours due to an admitted relapse: She failed two crucial drug tests, for cocaine and illegal Adderall use.She was released from court-ordered rehab at UCLA Medical Center on Aug. 24 after only 22 days. Judge Marsha Revel sentenced Lohan to 90 days in jail and a 90-day inpatient rehabilitation program on July 6 for violating her probation in a 2007 DUI case. She ended up serving only 14 days due to good behavior and overcrowding at the jail.Friday's hearing was Lohan's fifth court appearance since May. Her legal woes began in May 2007 when she was arrested following a minor car accident and charged with DUI. Just two months later, she was taken into custody for suspicion of drunk driving and cocaine possession.Following her first DUI, Lohan spent 84 minutes in jail after pleading guilty to two misdemeanor counts of being under the influence of cocaine and no contest to two counts of driving with a blood-alcohol level above 0.08 percent and one count of reckless driving.Lohan's recent court troubles have put her career on hold. She missed opportunities to promote her role in the film 'Machete' because she was in jail and rehab. Her next starring role is supposed to be in a biopic about porn actress Linda Lovelace, though filming has yet to begin on the project and will have to be further delayed in light of Lohan's rehab sentence. ||||| Lindsay Lohan Declines Plea Deal; Judge Warns 'This Case Involves Jail Time' 
 
 Email This put off her problems for another couple of weeks on Wednesday and declined to take a plea deal that Judge Keith L. Schwartz promised would include jail time, setting up another hearing on March 10 that will again address 
 
 
 
 "I don't care that you're Lindsay Lohan vs. Jane Doe. It doesn't affect me," Judge Schwartz said in the Los Angeles courtroom with Lohan, wearing white pants and a low-cut shirt, looking on. "This case does involve jail time. Period. If you plead in front of me, you are going to jail." 
 
 
 
 But Lohan and her attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley, opted to push the case to another hearing set for March 10 rather than take a deal yet. The judge said that the next time she faces him she'll need to decide whether to settle or not. 
 
 
 
 He said he wasn't holding his breath for a quick resolution, though. 
 
 
 
 "I get the impression you are not going to accept the DA's offer," Judge Schwartz said. "That's the feeling I got. If you settle this case, you will be treated exactly the same as anyone else." Lindsay Lohan put off her problems for another couple of weeks on Wednesday and declined to take a plea deal that Judge Keith L. Schwartz promised would include jail time, setting up another hearing on March 10 that will again address charges she stole a necklace and violated probation."I don't care that you're Lindsay Lohan vs. Jane Doe. It doesn't affect me," Judge Schwartz said in the Los Angeles courtroom with Lohan, wearing white pants and a low-cut shirt, looking on. "This case does involve jail time. Period. If you plead in front of me, you are going to jail."But Lohan and her attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley, opted to push the case to another hearing set for March 10 rather than take a deal yet. The judge said that the next time she faces him she'll need to decide whether to settle or not.He said he wasn't holding his breath for a quick resolution, though."I get the impression you are not going to accept the DA's offer," Judge Schwartz said. "That's the feeling I got. If you settle this case, you will be treated exactly the same as anyone else." 
 
 Prosecutor Danette Meyers reportedly presented Lohan's legal team with a plea bargain that included significant jail time for her probation violation. The deal also reportedly offers three years felony probation for the grand theft charge.As he did during the last hearing, Judge Schwartz took a few minutes to publicly scold the actress and offer his advice for what Lohan should do. He suggested that she have additional psychological screenings and therapy. He also said she needs a 12-step sponsor that is not a member of her family."You need a good sponsor who will assist you to help you stay away from substance abuse issues, alcohol issues," he said.The star's mother and father were in court to offer their support. A RadarOnline reporter spotted Lohan giving her father, Michael, a kiss goodbye. After the hearing, Michael Lohan addressed the media in a long and scathing exchange with reporters. He accused the jewelry store of tricking Lohan into taking the necklace in order to promote the store. He alleged that when they felt they had not received enough promotion, they sought police action.He also singled out his ex-wife, Dina, as not doing enough to help create a positive environment for Lindsay's recovery.The next hearing has been set for March 10 at 8:30 AM.If she does not plead guilty or no contest to the felony charge at that time, the case would then transfer to Judge Stephanie Sautner of the Airport Courthouse, who would be tasked with holding the preliminary hearing in the grand theft case as well as consider the star's probation violation.Lohan was officially charged during a hearing on Feb. 9. After pleading not guilty, Judge Schwartz lanced into the actress for not taking the charges seriously. "If you violate the law again, I will remand you with no bail," he told her. "Things will be different."If this goes to trial and she is convicted, Lohan could be sent to a California state prison with a maximum sentence of three years behind bars.The actress, who remains on probation in a 2007 drunken driving case, is accused of taking a necklace from Kamofie & Co. of Venice Beach, Calif., on Jan. 22, roughly three weeks after the actress was released from three months of court-ordered rehab at the Betty Ford Center.A police report was filed the day of the incident, and authorities reportedly waited until she was photographed wearing the necklace until deciding to pursue charges. A friend of the actress turned the necklace in to the Pacific Division of the LAPD on Feb. 2.Lohan's lawyer, Holley, has denied the charges, and the actress apparently claimed that the necklace was loaned to her -- and that, unbeknownst to LiLo, her stylist simply forgot to return it in time. The star's dad, Michael Lohan, told PopEater at the time that the entire incident was as a "ridiculous" misunderstanding.Meanwhile, rumors of Lohan's recent late-night partying probably haven't helped her case, and the actress took to Twitter to try to clear her name.According to PEOPLE , Lohan was spotted leaving Hollywood's Roosevelt Hotel last week with Samantha Ronson."I was just at roosevelt to meet Samantha and say happy birthday to a friend," Lohan tweeted . "i take my sobriety seriously. please dont believe this accusations. i know the rules and i wouldnt risk probation."On Saturday night she was out late again, catching a show by Ferras at Hollywood's Hotel Cafe."Went to see my friend @ohferras perform and was talking to a future costar -- just to be bombarded by paparazzi," she wrote . "So much for being normal -- im now winded and headed home."
– Lindsay Lohan was in court today, and she continued to escape jail for now. The judge set the conditions of her release (to stay free on bail there's to be no drinking, and weekly drug testing, and she must attend those pesky alcohol classes and wear an alcohol monitoring bracelet) and set July 6 as the date for her formal probation violation hearing, according to TMZ. Her lawyer said evidence would be submitted to show Lohan tried her darndest to get home from Cannes in time for the original hearing date. “I don't see what reason I would go to prison for,” LiLo says in a Hollywood.tv video posted on YouTube in advance of the hearing. "I've been more than compliant with everything having to do with the court system." Predictably, she also denies doing drugs, insists she doesn’t need rehab, calls her father insane…and starts crying when discussing having to miss her brother’s graduation today.