Lindsay Lohan is Off Probation

After 5 long years Lindsay Lohan is finally off probation.

Lindsay Lohan's legal woes end after 5 years

The actress has completed 480 hours of community service and dozens of therapy sessions, ending her supervised probation for convictions on shoplifting and drunk driving.

Lindsay Lohan will not be appearing in court anymore if she continues to obey the law, a Los Angeles judge told her Thursday after ending the actress' supervised probation on shoplifting and drunk-driving convictions.

The hearing put an end to Lohan's five years of criminal court appearances that saw the actress bounce in and out of rehab and jail for violating her probation.

L.A. County Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner declared "she did it," in announcing Lohan had completed 480 hours of community service at the county morgue and undergone dozens of therapy sessions.

"She has completed it short of a year, and she has done everything this court has asked her to do," Sautner declared during a short hearing at the airport courthouse.

Sautner ended Lohan's probation on the 2007 DUI case and reduced her formal probation on a shoplifting conviction last year for stealing a necklace from a Venice jewelry store to unsupervised probation until May 2014.

"The only terms left for you on that case are to obey all laws. It's not that hard. I know it's kind of hard when people are following you around all the time, but that's the life you chose," Sautner told the "Mean Girls" actress.

A smiling Lohan responded, "I just wanted to thank you, Your Honor, for being fair," adding that it has "opened a lot of doors for me."

Jacked from The LA Times