Lindsay Lohan will spend just 14 days of her 90-day jail sentence in actual incarceration due to prison overcrowding, The Los Angeles Times reported Tuesday, citing police documents.
The fallen American starlet was taken into custody Tuesday after violating the probation terms of her 2007 drug and alcohol case. It had been expected that she would serve approximately 25 percent of the sentence behind bars.
In a short hearing Tuesday, judge Marsha Revel explicitly forbade Lohan from being released early under a work release or electronic monitoring program.
Lohan’s inmate information form on the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department website still listed a projected release date of Sept. 9, 2010. A spokesperson did not immediately return a call for comment.