Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers, who has handled the bulk of Lindsay Lohan's legal woes, tells RadarOnline.com exclusively that Judge Stephanie Sautner should never have reduced the grand theft case from a felony to a misdemeanor.

"Had Judge Sautner kept the felony and not reduced the charge to a misdemeanor, Lindsay Lohan, once remanded would have been remanded without bail. That was the importance of keeping that a felony and not reducing it to a misdemeanor," Meyers revealed during Radar Live on Wednesday.

Meyers was assigned to Lindsay's two DUI cases, and subsequent grand theft case, and says, "You need to catch Ms. Lohan's attention and Judge Sautner didn't seem to want to do that, so she reduced it to a misdemeanor."

RadarOnline.com will be broadcasting a LIVE pod-cast at 12:00 p.m. PT/3:00 p.m. ET  covering all the latest on Lindsay Lohan's legal problems with Danette Meyers, the Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney who's handled the lion’s share of the starlet's DUI, drug and theft cases.

We'll discuss in depth Wednesday's powder keg hearing, in which Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner found Lohan in violation of her probation, revoking it and having her handcuffed.

Meyers is currently in the running to become the Los Angeles County District Attorney.

Danette Meyers, the Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney that handled the bulk of Lindsay Lohan's DUI, drug, and theft cases, isn't surprised at all that the Mean Girls star got kicked out of her community service program, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

"If true, it only confirms my opinion that formal supervised probation was warranted in this case. My opinion is based on 25 years of experience prosecuting cases. It is unfortunate the court did not agree with me," Meyers tells RadarOnline.com.

Meyers is currently in the running to become the Los Angeles County District Attorney.

What does embattled Dr. Conrad Murray have in common with troubled starlet Lindsay Lohan?

Both were accused of crimes, and both, it turns out, weren’t charged with serious felonies. Dr. Murray is facing felony involuntary manslaughter, which under California law, isn't considered a serious felony, and is in the same realm as grand theft felony, which Lohan was charged with earlier this year.

Former Deputy District Attorney Hamid Towfigh revealed on Radar Live on Friday that "under California law, involuntary manslaughter isn't even considered a serious felony. It's in the same realm of offenses as grand theft, narcotics possessions, what have you, and Conrad Murray, even if the D.A. is successful in this prosecution, is gonna face the same amount of time that Lindsay Lohan was facing in the shoplifting incident. She was facing three years, he is facing four years."

Casey Anthony's stunning not guilty verdict in connection with the murder of her two-year-old daughter, Caylee is "absolutely shocking," famed Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney, Danette Meyers, tells RadarOnline.com exclusively.

Speaking to RadarOnline.com during the lunch recess of a murder trial that Meyers is currently working on, the prosecutor tells us: "The verdict is totally contrary to the evidence I heard, I'm absolutely floored. I respect the jury's verdict, but I want to know how they reached that decision. It's truly stunning." Meyers has not worked on the Casey Anthony trial but has handled many high profile cases, including Lindsay Lohan.

Lindsay Lohan may be back home under house arrest at her rented posh townhome in Venice Beach, CA. Friday, but the controversy lingers over her dirty alcohol test -- the DA's Office is not happy the actress got off scot free in court Thursday.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Lohan, 25, dodged a major bullet in court when Los Angeles Judge Stephanie Sautner ruled that she believed the terms of probation set by Lohan's DUI judge had NOT been violated.

Judge Sautner determined that a previous judge in the case, Judge Eden Fox, did NOT indicate Lohan should be tested for alcohol in his order, only 'controlled substances'.

Famed Los Angeles prosecutor, Danette Meyers, tells RadarOnline.com is an exclusive video interview that all evidence points towards Casey Anthony having murdered her 2-and-a-half-year old daughter Caylee.

"I think the prosecution put forth enough evidence to convict Casey Anthony beyond a reasonable doubt of the murder Caylee Anthony. All of the evidence points towards Casey Anthony,” Meyers says. “The defense, they have to put her on the stand in order to prove what they were going to prove in opening statements without the father admitting that he molested his daughter, without the father admitting that Caylee drowned in the pool, the only other witness to that is Casey Anthony, and if she doesn't take the stand, I don't know what they argue, because the circumstantial evidence is overwhelming.”

Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers, who has handled a bulk of Lindsay Lohan's legal woes, is criticizing her partying ways while under house arrest.

RadarOnline.com caught up with the famed prosecutor on Tuesday night, one day before exclusively breaking the news that the Mean Girls star, 24, has been ordered back to court Thursday for violating terms of her probation for testing positive for alcohol.

Meyers was disturbed and concerned that Lindsay shot a commercial while under house arrest and says: "I think that Ms. Lohan should really be trying to get rehabilitated.

As the prosecution in the Casey Anthony murder trial prepares to rest their case, and the defense gets ready to present their side, a famed prosecutor tells RadarOnline.com that Casey Anthony MUST testify if she hopes to be acquitted.

Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers, who is not directly involved in the Anthony trial, tells RadarOnline.com: "The defense has to establish what they said in their opening statements. Mr. Baez (Casey's attorney) said that Casey was molested by her father. Casey's father denied those allegations when he was on the stand. The only person that can establish that it did happen is Casey Anthony, period. Anthony has to impeach her father's testimony, it has to be countered and dealt with."

Just days after her surprise interview with Jay Leno, Lindsay Lohan is being read the riot act by none other than Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers.

In a blockbuster exclusive interview with RadarOnline.com, she responds to Lindsay's bizarre comment that "I'm in the clear now."

Meyers didn't see The Tonight Show but tells RadarOnline.com, "I hope Ms. Lohan is taking this seriously. She keeps violating the terms of her probation.  For her sake, I hope she has learned from this. Only time will tell."