Lindsay Lohan (l) at the Lindsay Lohan Court Appearance - Inside at Los Angeles CA. (Footage by WireImage Video/GettyIma

The transcript outlines the conditions under which an individual must appear in court, specifically to plead guilty or no contest. If the case is not settled before the preliminary hearing, the appearance on a specified date is not required. The court's offer will be withdrawn if not accepted by a certain date, and further proceedings will be managed by Judge Sautner. Ms. Hawley is responsible for notifying the court about the case's status. Preparations involving the Sheriff's Department are necessary if the case is to be resolved. Probation remains revoked, and a hearing is scheduled. Ms. Lohan is on bond and must appear in court.

Under what condition is the defendant required to appear in court according to the first section?

• If they want to plead not guilty

• If they want to appeal the decision

• If they want to request a new judge

• If they want to plead guilty or no contest

What happens if the case is not settled before the preliminary hearing?

• The defendant must appear on the 25th

• The case is automatically dismissed

• The court's offer is withdrawn

• The defendant is fined

What is Ms. Hawley required to do by March 23rd?

• Appear in court with the defendant

• Submit a written statement

• Pay a court fee

• Notify the court of the defendant's intentions

What preparations need to be made if the defendant plans to resolve the case?

• Informing the media

• Hiring a new attorney

• Arranging a new court date

• Coordinating with the Sheriff's Department

What is the status of Ms. Lohan's bond according to the last section?

• It is ordered to stand

• It is revoked

• It is increased

• It is reduced