Lindsay Lohan Fingernail Painted:Finger Tattoo Says FU – Lindsay Lohan arrived in court with the message “f— u” painted on her fingernail. Some have speculated that painting the words on her fingernail may have impacted her sentence, although her lawyers have said that they do not believe it did. The move was certainly a bad one, and she should have thought twice before putting the paint on.
Lohan was sentenced to 90 days in jail, followed by 90 days of rehab. The “Mean Girls” star violated her probation from a 2007 DUI case when she missed 7 weekly alcohol education classes that she had been ordered to take. Close-ups of the actress in the court room showed the message painted on her fingernails. Free speech is a right that all possess in the United States, but it is clear that Lohan has no idea when it is appropriate to speak her mind and when to shut up. It is not clear if she arrived in the court room with the words written onto her fingernails, or if she wrote it herself during the session.
Lohan was sentenced to 90 days in jail, followed by 90 days of rehab. The “Mean Girls” star violated her probation from a 2007 DUI case when she missed 7 weekly alcohol education classes that she had been ordered to take. Close-ups of the actress in the court room showed the message painted on her fingernails. Free speech is a right that all possess in the United States, but it is clear that Lohan has no idea when it is appropriate to speak her mind and when to shut up. It is not clear if she arrived in the court room with the words written onto her fingernails, or if she wrote it herself during the session.
Lohan is certainly not the first high-profile celebrity that will be going to jail for DUI-related offenses, and she will not be the last. You may remember when her ex BFF Paris Hilton spent time in jail following a DUI charge.
“You should have respect for the forum. It’s unclear who it was meant for, but the judge is a logical person and not vindictive. So whatever the judge’s decisions are, they should have to do with the violations,” said attorney Stacey Richman who defended rapper Lil Wayne in his gun case. Wayne was sentenced to a year in prison.
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