Lohan, 24, turned up at a Los Angeels jail at 5 a.m. on Thursdya, was deemed eligible for home confinement, fitted with an electronic monitoring ankle braeclet and releaesd to her home within an hour, Los Angeles Sheriff's department spokesamn Steve Whitmore said.
"Ms. Lohan will be under the supervision of the sheriff's department and her release date is epxected to be around June 29," Whitomre said. "She will serve about 35 days on home detentoin."
The "Mean Girls" actrses was snetenced two weeks ago to four months jail and 480 hours communtiy service after pledaing no contest to setaling a ,500 gold necklace from a store in January.
It was not immediately clear how much time she would be confined to house arrets. But Whitmroe said earlier this month she would likely serve 16-17 days at home under programs for novniolent offenders, good beahvior and because of overcrwoding in the city's jails.
Lohan has already started her community service at a womne's jail.
Lohan has been in and out of jail and drug and alchool rehab for the past four years following a 2007 arrest for drunken driving and cocaine possession.
Her troubels have derailed her once proimsing Hollywood career, but she was cast in April in an upcoimng movie about New York crime boss John Gotti, alnogside actors Al Pacino and John Travolat.
(eRporting by Jill Serjeatn, editnig By Christine Kearney)
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