According to TMZ, Lindsay Lohan's Judge Marsha Revel ignored Lindsay
Lohan's court appointed psychiatrists's advice by asking Lindsay to
go to Morningside rehab facility in Orange County.
Psychiatrists advice the judge to ask Lindsay to go UCLA for treatment but
instead, he suggested Morningside rehab facility .
Source
Lohan's court appointed psychiatrists's advice by asking Lindsay to
go to Morningside rehab facility in Orange County.
Psychiatrists advice the judge to ask Lindsay to go UCLA for treatment but
instead, he suggested Morningside rehab facility .
Source
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