Another Lindsay Lohan lawyer quits
By Alexandra Heilbron on July 20, 2010 | 1 Comment
Robert Shapiro, who was hired by Lindsay Lohan to represent her after her previous lawyer quit and another lawyer turned her down, has apparently also quit. The Los Angeles Times credited an unidentified source at the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department with providing the information that Shapiro was no longer on the case as of last night. Shapiro, who successfully defended O.J. Simpson in 1994 on murder charges, initially agreed to represent Lohan if she entered a sober living facility owned by Shapiro and if she agreed to comply with her jail sentence. She has been at the facility for the past week. She’ll be booked into jail sometime today to serve a 90-day sentence, but because she’s a non-violent offender, she’ll likely serve much less time. In 2007 she served only 84 minutes in jail after pleading guilty to cocaine use and driving under the influence.
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If this isn’t enough to have red flags for a judge I don’t know what is!?!? I really do think she needs to serve the full 90 days. She needs to sit and reflect on her choices and focus on those things which are important to her. How can one person go through 3 High-end lawyers so quickly?
Also wanted to comment on her criminal background. In the article they refer to Lindsay and a non-violent offender. This is true but she is a repeat offender. I addition to that she has tried to circumvent the courts rulings of the bracelet as well as treatment options. All-in-all my previous verdict stands…full 90-day sentence.