Lindsay Lohan entered a plea of not guilty today and dodged another legal bullet – all thanks to Shawn Holley, the lawyer Lindsay fired not even 24 hours ago. Truth can be stranger than fiction sometimes. When the judge asked if she was still representing Lindsay, whose probation was revoked after she was charged with lying to police, Shawn replied: “At this point, yes. The representation issue will be nailed down.” Lindsay parted ways with legal miracle worker Shawn Monday and has already hired another lawyer in New York, Mark Heller. But there was Holley today. The judge was understandably confused, but since she was/is still the counsel of record, Holley attended the hearing and entered a plea on her behalf. A bench warrant probably would have been issued for her arrest had Shawn not stepped in to help her this morning; as such, a pretrial date has been set for January 30. Lindsay has been ordered to appear to face allegations that she lied to law enforcement following her August car wreck on the Pacific Coast Highway. Stay tuned. It’s all we ever do with her. Lindsay Lohan: Lock her up? Yes, that train wreck brat will never learn otherwise! No, quit trying to make an example out of her, haters! View Poll »
You know white people…get money don’t spend it… Lindsay Lohan Has Owed Lawyer Shawn Holley Over $300,000 For Over A Year Via RadarOnline Lindsay Lohan owes her recently fired, long standing criminal defense attorney, Shawn Holley, a whopping $300,000 plus in unpaid legal fees and hasn’t made a payment to the famed lawyer in more than half a year, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting. “Lindsay owes Shawn over $300k in legal fees and she hasn’t made any payments to her in over six months,” a source close to the situation tells Radar. “Lindsay hadn’t paid anything for any of the work Shawn has done on her three new criminal charges of lying to cops, in connection with her car accident in Santa Monica last summer. Shawn has kept Lindsay out of jail for over five years now and she has no idea how good she has had it. Shawn is extremely respected by judges and prosecutors and that has benefited Lindsay greatly. Lindsay’s new criminal attorney, Mark Heller, isn’t even based in Los Angeles and certainly doesn’t have the revered reputation that Shawn does.” As previously reported, Lohan is currently on probation for stealing a necklace from a Venice jewelry store. Meantime, she will be back in court on January 15 to be arraigned on her latest charges. Lohan is required to be in court for the arraignment, at which time she will be required to enter a plea. A date will also be set for a probation violation hearing, and if the troubled actress is found to be guilty, she could be sent to jail for up to six months. “I suspect that Lindsay’s new attorney is either representing her for a reduced fee, or not charging her at all,” the source says. “I think Mark wants the publicity that representing Lindsay Lohan can bring.” What an ungrateful lil beyotch Blohan is! This woman has kept you free on many accounts and sentences to a MINIMUM when jail time was required! Give up that gwap ho! Image via WENN
You know white people…get money don’t spend it… Lindsay Lohan Has Owed Lawyer Shawn Holley Over $300,000 For Over A Year Via RadarOnline Lindsay Lohan owes her recently fired, long standing criminal defense attorney, Shawn Holley, a whopping $300,000 plus in unpaid legal fees and hasn’t made a payment to the famed lawyer in more than half a year, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting. “Lindsay owes Shawn over $300k in legal fees and she hasn’t made any payments to her in over six months,” a source close to the situation tells Radar. “Lindsay hadn’t paid anything for any of the work Shawn has done on her three new criminal charges of lying to cops, in connection with her car accident in Santa Monica last summer. Shawn has kept Lindsay out of jail for over five years now and she has no idea how good she has had it. Shawn is extremely respected by judges and prosecutors and that has benefited Lindsay greatly. Lindsay’s new criminal attorney, Mark Heller, isn’t even based in Los Angeles and certainly doesn’t have the revered reputation that Shawn does.” As previously reported, Lohan is currently on probation for stealing a necklace from a Venice jewelry store. Meantime, she will be back in court on January 15 to be arraigned on her latest charges. Lohan is required to be in court for the arraignment, at which time she will be required to enter a plea. A date will also be set for a probation violation hearing, and if the troubled actress is found to be guilty, she could be sent to jail for up to six months. “I suspect that Lindsay’s new attorney is either representing her for a reduced fee, or not charging her at all,” the source says. “I think Mark wants the publicity that representing Lindsay Lohan can bring.” What an ungrateful lil beyotch Blohan is! This woman has kept you free on many accounts and sentences to a MINIMUM when jail time was required! Give up that gwap ho! Image via WENN
Atlanta Police officers Richard J. Halford, 48, (left) of Lithia Springs and Shawn A. Smiley of Lithonia, 40, died when their helicopter crashed Nov. 3, 2012, during a search for a missing boy. The officers, Richard J. Halford, 48, and Shawn A. Smiley, 40, died when the helicopter, which they were using to search for a missing 9-year-old boy who was later found safe, crashed into power lines near the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. and Hamilton E. Holmes drives near I-20 around 10:30 p.m
According to the Washington Post, the helicopter crashed about 4 miles west of downtown Atlanta. The copter hit a power line as it fell and blacked out several local businesses. Police spokesman Carlos Campos said that the power line was not responsible for the crash. Campos said: “It appeared to hit the utility wire on the way down (but) we don’t know what caused it.” The Associated Press reports that the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board were both
With multiple stints in jail from failing to adhere to terms of her probation, followed by a five-year prison sentence, Amber Portwood has had a rough 2012. The Teen Mom star’s downward spiral makes Jenelle Evans look stable. But is she really barred from seeing her daughter until 2017, as rumors suggest? Fortunately, Amber’s brother Shawn tells E! she’s in a “mandatory reception period” where she can’t see Leah , but after that, visitation should resume. “They are in the process of transitioning her from one place to another,” Shawn Portwood said . “After that, it’s only a matter of time before she sees Leah.” The Indiana Department of Corrections concurred, saying Amber is “currently going through an intake and diagnostic process and is not allowed visitors.” There will be no exceptions during this period, typically 2-3 weeks, even those permitting Amber to see her daughter, due simply to “normal protocol.” “The purpose of this is to get them ready for the facility that they will be assigned to,” he adds. “Once she is there she will then be allowed visitors.” Shawn notes that his sister “has to undergo therapy” and reiterates that “when she is done with processing then she will be able to see Leah.” “She is not being treated any differently than anyone else.” As it turns out, Amber might not have to serve out her entire five-year sentence. With good behavior, it could be cut in half with parole. Here’s hoping?
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