Having been formally charged with grand theft, Lindsay Lohan made her way to court for an initial appearance on Wednesday afternoon (February 9).
The Mean Girls actress was arraigned at Airport Courthouse in Los Angeles, as she was clad in a white dress while joined by legal staffers and security personnel while readying to face Judge Keith Schwartz.
As was expected, Lohan entered a 'not guilty' plea with a bond being set at $40,000 with the order that she be remanded to sheriff's custody.
Continuing to lecture Lindsay about staying out of trouble and the heftiness of a felony charge, Judge Schwartz set the next court date for February 23rd while saying, "You're no different than anyone else ... please don't push your luck."
The actress' lawyer, Shawn Chapman Holley, then tried to have bond paid immediately - but she was denied that option while being told that procedure must be the same in this case as all others.
As previously reported by GossipCenter, the case stems from the fact that LiLo is accused of lifting a $2500 necklace from Kamofie & Company, though she vehemently insists that it was a loan.
Geoff Kaman, the jewelry store owner, told press that he and his wife are extremely sad on how all of this has turned out.
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