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Posted: 2011-03-14T19:04:45Z | Updated: 2017-12-07T03:00:33Z

Lindsay Lohan spends a lot of time in the courthouses of Southern California, so we guess she may as well look fabulous while she's there. After all, a designer wardrobe is a terrible thing to waste!

In February, Lindsay made headlines when she pleaded not guilty in a white dress by Kimberly Ovitz; media types made haste to point out that the dress' super-short hemline derailed the message of purity intended by its hue. But on Thursday, the 24-year-old appears to have tried to tone things down: LiLo covered her legs in opaque black tights, ostensibly to counterbalance the liquid leather of her mini dress with its full-length zipper down the back ($725 by Raquel Allegra). In the exact shade of po-po taupe and topped with classic aviators, Lindsay seems to have taken aim at sexy cop style . Appropriate, non?
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But the poor dear can do no right in the critical media eye: Even when she appeared at court, on February 23, in head-to-toe Chanel (what could be more classic?!), her $8K outfit was panned for its cost (never mind the cleavage). But Lindsay wasn't always so high class: Short shorts , clogs and a potty mouth manicure have also made their way into Lindsay's courtroom repertoire.
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Something tells us Lindsay hasn't seen the last of Lady Justice. Until next time, check out our slideshow of Lindsay Lohan's courtroom fashion !

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