Monday, August 2, 2010 - Lindsay Lohan was released from Lynnwood Correctional Facility this morning at 1:30 am PT after serving 14 days of her 90 term, and taken directly to UCLA Medical Center for drug and alcohol rehabilitation and psychiatric treatment. X17 has the exclusive video of the van that took Lindsay from the jail to rehab earlier today.

July 30, 2010: Released inmates from Lynwood correctional facility talked to the press on Friday night about their experience inside with Lindsay Lohan. One inmate claimed that Lindsay was being processed for her release, but LiLo wasn't seen leaving the premises. Another inmate claimed that Lindsay received more than the $150 of goods allotted to prisoners. Earlier in the day, the energy drink, 'Her', used Lindsay's incarceration as a free advertising ploy.

July 29th, 2010: Shawn Chapman Holley visited Lindsay at the jail again Thursday. She answered a few questions, saying that Lindsay was fine and looking forward to her release. As she was leaving she couldn't stop laughing when a crazed Lindsay fan played Michael Lohan's song dedicated to Lindsay. She referred to the walk to her car as the, "funnest jail parking lot... EVER."

July 29th, 2010: Samantha Ronson was spotted arriving at the jail where Lindsay Lohan is being held Thursday afternoon. She was seen going into the visitors area where she paid her ex a visit. Shortly after, mother Dina and sister Ali were also spotted visiting Lindsay.

July 28, 2010: Lindsay Lohan received several visits at Lynwood correctional facility on Wednesday. "Inferno" co-star Jason Dottley attempted to give LiLo a Hemingway book during his visit. Attorney Shawn Chapman Holley told the press that Lindsay is "learning to cope" and is "writing a a lot" in jail. When questioned if Lindsay is writing about her crimes, Holley seemed to be in denial that Lohan was ever convicted, because she responded, "Crimes? What crimes?"

July 27th, 2010: Lindsay's lawyer, Shawn Chapman Holley, was seen visiting Lindsay Tuesday afternoon. Afterward, she told photographers, "She's a little upset right now. The issue is how much time she will have once she's released before she has to do the second part of her sentence, which is rehab. She'd obviously like to spend some time her family." Shawn also said that she didn't know yet when Lindsay would be released, but that she looked good and healthy.

July 26th, 2010: Lindsay Lohan's mother Dina and sister Ali were spotted arriving at Lynwood Correctional Facility, where they paid Lindsay a visit Monday afternoon. As they left, photographers asked Dina how she was doing in there and when she thought Lindsay would be released, but Dina remained tight-lipped.

July 26th, 2010: We caught up with another inmate at Lynwood Correctional Facility, who had close contact with Lindsay Lohan behind bars. She said that from what she saw, "She seemed kind of defeated, a little bit sad. But I mean, she's pulling through, she's not crazy. She's not getting too much special treatment."