LOS ANGELES — A judge revoked Lindsay Lohan’s probation yesterday, and the troubled actress could end up back in jail.
Lohan, 26, was an excused no-show when Commissioner Jane Godfrey ordered her back to court Jan. 15.
If Lohan is found in violation of probation, she faces up to 245 days behind bars. When she’s back in court next month, it’s likely that Godfrey will set another hearing date to give prosecutors and Linz’s defense time to cut a deal.
The “Parent Trap” actress has been charged with three misdemeanors — including lying to Santa Monica, Calif., cops — for her role in a June 8 car crash on the Pacific Coast Highway.
That incident could put Lohan in violation of probation, which she received for her infamous Jan. 22, 2011, necklace theft from a Venice jewelry store.
Lawyer Shawn Holley said her client didn’t violate probation.