Nassau County District Court Judge Andrew Engel told the 51-year-old Merrick woman he wants her to do 100 hours of community service before her June 3 sentencing. The judge said he plans to give Lohan a conditional discharge, a 1-year period in which she will have to follow the terms of her sentence and not get rearrested.

He said he also plans to require Lohan to attend a 16-hour state program that's aimed at educating drivers about changing risky behavior related to alcohol and drug choices.

Lohan also will have to install devices in every vehicle she owns or drives that won't allow them to start unless a test shows she's sober.