Lindsay Lohan – Sentenced to 90 days in JAIL.

Lindsay...coming undone.

Oh, gurrrrl.  Lindsay Lohan has just been sentenced to 90 days in jail for violating her probation and not attending court-ordered alcohol education classes.   Here are all the details directly from Beverly Hills:

via: LATimes.com

"A Beverly Hills judge ruled Tuesday that Lindsay Lohan violated the terms of her probation in a drunk driving case when she failed to attend alcohol education classes and sentenced her to 90 days in jail.

Judge Marsha N. Revel stated several instances over the last few years in which the actress lied about taking drugs and drinking.

"It's like someone who cheats but doesn't think it's cheating if they don't get caught," Revel said.

Before sentencing, a tearful Lohan addressed the court, saying "as far as I knew I was in compliance with my programs.”

“I wasn’t trying to get special treatment," the actress said. "I have to provide for myself. I have to work. Having said that, I did everything to balance my jobs and showing up. I’m not taking this as a joke. It’s my life. It’s my career...I take responsibility for my actions. I’ve tried to do the best I can. It’s been such a long haul, I don’t want you to think that I don’t respect you.”

Prosecutors had argued that the star of "Mean Girls," "Freaky Friday" and "Herbie Fully Loaded" failed to comply with the weekly attendance directive for her alcohol education classes. An operator of the class testified that Lohan had nine absences.

Revel was critical of program operator Cheryl Marshall for failing to report Lohan's absences to the court before the actress had her bail revoked when the alarm on her alcohol monitoring device was triggered on June 6. That was the same night that Lohan attended the MTV Music Awards.

Under questions from the prosecutor, Marshall told the court that Lohan did not sign in on some days the program claimed she had attended and that her signature was on a sign-in sheet on a day she did not attend. Marshall revealed Lohan never attended group meetings but opted for one-on-one sessions because of privacy concerns.

Defense attorney Shawn Chapman Holley argued that Lohan was "absolutely on track to finish the program" and had complied with most of the court's orders.

In considering her punishment, Revel said she considered whether Lohan violated her probation only for the actress' failure to attend some scheduled alcohol education classes, not because the alcohol-detection bracelet that Lohan was ordered to wear had been triggered following the MTV Movie Awards.

On June 8, Revel issued an arrest warrant for Lohan after the alarm on her monitoring device was triggered. The alarm typically sounds when the bracelet is tampered with or if the person wearing it consumes alcohol. The SCRAM device, or Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitor, checks for traces of alcohol in the air above the user's skin.

Revel ordered Lohan to be fitted with the device May 24 after Lohan failed to show up the previous week for a mandatory progress review on whether she was abiding by the terms of her probation.

--Richard Winton and Andrew Blankstein

And so.  Here comes my rant...

Let's see what happens with THESE two a-holes.

Shakin' my head...

I'd like to be optimistic that Lindsay will come to terms with her issues in jail and in rehab, but I don't know.

I'm having a strange reaction to Lindsay's sentencing, that I didn't expect.  I was totally in favor of our girl spending some time behind bars.  But now, Lindsay's jail sentence is now making me wonder what kind of treatment that a-hole Charlie Sheen is going to get for pulling a knife on his wife right in front of his kids on Christmas Day in Aspen.   I find it odd the people Hollywood chooses to make an example of...I'm not saying for one minute that Lindsay doesn't deserve to be punished.  I do, however, feel that it's a man's world. STILL.  Especially in Hollywood.  Will anything come of Mel Gibson's horrific, recorded rant (and possible physical abuse) toward his ex-girlfriend and mother of his baby?  If the courts in L.A. are going to "go by the letter of the law", l et's see that it's applicable to EVERYONE.

Yeah.  We'll SEE, won't we?

In the meantime, I really wish Lindsay the best.  Seriously.  Her parents SUCK.