INSPECTOR'S NOTE: In another travesty of justice the California courts have again given the celebs and media another opportunity to turn foolish behavior into opportunities to make more money and photo ops. Behold the following:
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Lindsay Lohan is about to see dead people.
The 21-year-old actress will soon be working at a morgue as part of her punishment for misdemeanor drunken driving, her attorney, Blair Berk, told a judge Thursday.
She has also spent two months in rehabilitation and has done some community service, Berk said at a hearing on her progress toward fulfilling the terms of her plea bargain.
Her two four-hour days at the morgue are part of a court-ordered program to show drivers the real-life consequences of drinking and driving. She must also spend two days working in a hospital emergency room.
Lohan was arrested twice last year on DUI charges and pleaded guilty in August to misdemeanor drunken driving and cocaine charges. She has already served 84 minutes in jail as part of the plea deal.
Lohan was not required to appear at Thursday's hearing.
Posted by: LA Copper
The LA County Morgue is a pretty crowded (and smelly) place. This will do more good for her then spending a month in jail. They should have done the same to Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie.
Posted by: Sniper
Yah no shit....... Now if they could just get her to stop drunk dialing my house at 3am..........
Posted by: Ashley89
wow shes going to be MISERABLE. I would love to do that though.
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