Lindsay Lohan rejects judge’s plea offer in theft case
LOS ANGELES – Lindsay Lohan’s attorney says the actress rejected a plea deal because she did not steal a necklace from a jewelry store and is confident a jury will acquit her.
Attorney Shawn Holley wrote in a statement released Wednesday evening that Lohan rejected a judge’s offer because Lohan is “innocent” and “has a strong defense.”
Superior Court judge Keith Schwartz had offered Lohan a deal that would have returned the actress to jail if she pleaded guilty or no contest in a felony grand theft case.
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Holley’s statement said several people had advised Lohan to “follow the safe route” and accept Schwartz’s offer, but the actress refused because she is innocent.
The “Mean Girls” star is now due in court for a preliminary hearing on April 22.
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