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Lindsay Lohan. (AFP)
Lindsay Lohan. (AFP)

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mark Young told the actress to redo the hours at a new agency. Young set a hearing for 12 March to choose a new organisation where Lohan can complete the hours before 28 May.

Santa Monica Chief Deputy City Attorney Terry White said Lohan had received credits for time she spent performing Speed-the-Plow at a London theatre. He said Lohan's lawyer, Shawn Holley, agreed that some of the hours would be redone at a new organization.

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