As expected, the actress’ lawyer, Shawn Chapman Holley, had no problem convincing the court to cancel the arrest warrant. The lawyer proved that his client did not breach her probation stemming from a 2007 conviction in connection with a DUI charge. As reported yesterday, Lohan was not present in court. 

 

"The warrant is quashed and set aside. I've seen additional proof that Lohan has been compliant with her programme. There is no indication of dirty drug tests," said Judge Marsha Revel. 

 

Judge Revel said she issued the $50,000 warrant for the 22-year-old star's arrest on Friday after she received a letter from the alcohol education program which was “an indication of noncompliance.”

 

The judge explained that all the “Mean Girls” actress did was switch groups and she did not violate her probation. Under the initial probation agreement connected to the 2007 DUI and hit-and-run case, Lohan was supposed to attend 18 months of alcohol education sessions. 

 

Lohan’s lawyer said the actress decided to switch programs due to a “personality conflict.” However, the court was not informed in time and this led to the misunderstanding and the issuing of an arrest warrant.

 

The Beverly Hills court ordered Lindsay Lohan to provide new evidence of enrolment in alcohol education classes by April 3.