LINDSAY Lohan has been released from jail. Yes, at last, she is now free after $300,000 bail was posted to her that was granted after her attorney launched an appeal. Before her release, Judge Patricia Schnegg overturned Judge Elden Fox’s initial ruling claiming that Lindsay Lohan must stay till 22nd October, the day of her next appearing in court. Although Lindsay is a woman, the judge ordered that within 24 hours of release, Lindsay must be fitted with a SCRAM alcohol-monitoring device. Lindsay, who now had been in jail for 13 days out of a 90 days this July, was sent back behind the bars the second time when she was a failure to two court-ordered drug tests, testing positive for cocaine and amphetamine abuse. It was believed that Judge Fox would send Lindsay Lohan, 24, back to rehab instead of prison.

Lindsay Lohan got shocked and stared crying after hearing that,Judge Revel has given her a 90 day sentenced because nobody like to go to jail after all.




Lindsay's lawyer told that judgment is totally unjust and unfair according to the punishment.Lohan's attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley, who's based in Santa Monica at the firm Kinsella Weitzman Iser Kump and Aldisert, told in a statement Thursday that,'Ms. Lohan and I are extremely frustrated in the sentence given by Judge Revel.We think that the punishment is far harsher than what others would have received under exact circumstances,'.



"The actual cause is that Ms. Lohan, like other defendants, had to balance work commitments with court criteria," the statement added. "To be punished so severely for doing so, specially in light of the fact that Lindsay substantially complied with each of her probationary conditions, is unjust,harsh and unfair."