Judge Throws Book & Booze Bracelet At Lindsay Lohan

No alcohol, no drugs, no work outside of Los Angeles, and a not-so-trendy new bracelet — those are just a few of the rules Lindsay Lohan will have to abide by if she wants to remain free, a California judge said Monday.

Lohan avoided arrest after failing to show up for probation hearing by posting $100,000 bail, but still faces the other conditions imposed by the judge. In an early morning hearing in Los Angeles, Superior Court Judge Marsha Revel ruled that Lohan could remain free on bail, but she cannot consume alcohol, must wear an alcohol-monitoring bracelet, is not allowed to leave the Los Angeles-area, and will have to submit to random weekly drug testing.

While a frustrated Lindsay looked on, her attorney — Shawn Chapman Holley — argued that the actress is beginning filming of a movie in Texas and needs the court’s OK to travel. Tough titty, says the judge, who suggested LiLo delay the start of the project. The bracelet — a SCRAM device — must be in place within 24 hours, per Judge Revel’s order.

Last week’s scheduled hearing involved a progress report on her probation stemming from two arrests in 2007. A July 6 court date has been set to review that matter. If it is determined that Lindsay has violated her probation in any way, she could face up to 180 days in jail.