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Photos: Lindsay Lohan Goes to Jail
As expected, actress Lindsay Lohan's surrender to the court in Beverly Hills this morning was a media frenzy from the door of her current home at the Pickford Lofts sober-living facility to the moment the cameras were ordered shut off in Judge Marsha Revel's courtroom.
Lohan is serving a 90-day sentence at the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, which has housed other high-profile starlets and socialites such as Paris Hilton (23 days served), Nicole Richie (82 minutes served), and Khloé Kardashian (4 hours, 37 minutes served). Oh, and guess who else is there? Alexis Neiers, the 19-year-old "Bling Ring" member who robbed celebrities' homes...including Lohan's.
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