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It’s back to court for Lindsay Lohan.

The troubled actress is due in a Los Angeles courtroom on Thursday so a judge can determine whether she violated the terms of her probation on a 2007 drunken driving case.

The district attorney’s spokeswoman says her office hasn’t yet received information on the potential violation by Lohan.

Sandi Gibbons says the issue relates to Lohan’s DUI case and not a misdemeanor theft case the actress resolved with a no-contest plea in May.

The hearing comes as Lohan nears the end of what was expected to be a 35-day stint on house arrest for violating her probation by taking a necklace from a store without permission.

Lohan’s spokesman, Steve Honig, declined to comment on what prompted the hearing.

Lindsay Lohan’s attorney says the actress’s electronic monitoring bracelet has been replaced after a malfunction.

Attorney Shawn Holley said Thursday that Lohan’s electronic monitoring system went off on Monday.

Holley says a representative from the monitoring company went to Lohan’s house in Venice and found her at home. The bracelet was replaced the next day.

Lohan was arrested twice for driving under the influence in 2007, and remains on probation for offenses. She is serving about 35 days of house arrest for violating her probation by taking a necklace without permission.

Dave Leone, bureau chief of adult services for Los Angeles County’s probation department, says private companies sometimes contract with the county to oversee electronic monitoring. He did not comment on Lohan’s case.

Lindsay Lohan has won a temporary restraining order against a man she says sent her delusional phone text messages and believes he has a romantic relationship with her, a court spokeswoman said.

David Cocordan left boxes of heart shaped chocolates at Lohan’s home and magazine articles about the actress with his own name scrawled on them, Lohan said in a court filing.

He has contacted the 24 year-old “Freaky Friday” actress with more than 100 unwanted phone calls and text messages since 2009, according to the court papers.

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge granted the restraining order against Cocordan on Thursday and set a June 8 court hearing to decide if it should be made permanent.

Cocordan could not be reached for comment.

Police believe Cocordan is schizophrenic and that he is not taking his medication, Lohan said in the court papers. He believes he is engaged to marry her and sends sexually explicit messages.

Lohan, once considered one of Hollywood’s most promising talents, was sentenced this month to four months in jail after pleading no contest to a charge of stealing a $2,500 necklace from a Los Angeles store.

She is expected to serve only 16-17 days of her sentence — most likely under house arrest — starting in mid-June.

Lohan has barely been out of the news for four years due to repeated trips to jail, drug rehabilitation and courtrooms.

Lindsay Lohan is set to make a fresh start by hiring a new publicist and reportedly landing a major role in the upcoming mob film ‘Gotti: Three Generations’.

Lindsay Lohan has hired Hollywood publicist Steve Honig to oversee all of her future public relations matters.

Honig is the President of The Honig Company and has over twenty years experience of handling issues related to the ‘Mean Girls’ actress. Honig will be the first official publicist to represent Lindsay after she parted ways with her former PR manager, Leslie Sloane, several years ago. Honig’s existing clients include Fiore Films, the same company that is currently producing the Gotti biopic about the former head of the Gambino crime family.

The movie’s director Barry Levinson may offer the starlet some good news after telling EW that he didn’t mean to rule her out of the role as Victoria Gotti ‘definitively’. He stated: ‘Someone asked me about Lindsay Lohan and I said: ‘To be honest with you, right now I’m so busy that I have to go and sit down and write the piece’. I know her name has been mentioned in relation to it, but right now my focus is simply to write it, as opposed to dealing with the specifics of her in the role or whatever’. For now, it may seem that she is still involved as Producer Marc Fiore issued a statement stating that Lohan will be in the film, ‘despite reports to the contrary’.

The actress is currently on a three year probation after being sentenced to a 120 day prison sentence as well as 480 hours of community service over the theft of a stolen $2,500 necklace.