Lindsay Lohan, right, alongside her attorney Shawn Chapman Holley are seen during progress report session at the Los Angeles Superior Court Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011 in Los Angeles. A judge says Lindsay Lohan is doing well under her strict new probation routine of counseling and working at the county morgue. Lohan remains on probation for a 2007 drunken driving and a grand theft case filed earlier this year. (AP Photo/Michael Nelson, Pool)
A judge says Lindsay Lohan is doing well under her strict new probation routine of counseling and working at the county morgue.
A progress report hearing lasted less than 10 minutes on Wednesday after the actress successfully completed the benchmarks set by Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner.
Lohan has worked at the morgue for 12 days since her sentencing Nov. 2 and completed five therapy sessions.
Sautner gave Lohan an incentive to work harder, telling the actress she could leave California for personal visits once she completes 12 days of morgue duty a month.
Lohan returned from a trip to celebrate her sister's birthday in Hawaii hours before her court appearance.
Lohan remains on probation for a 2007 drunken driving and a grand theft case filed earlier this year.
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