Inferno director Matthew Wilder told RadarOnline.com Friday morning that Lindsay Lohan will be stunned that she was sent back to jail.

Wilder spent time with Lohan yesterday and he says she was not expecting Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elden Fox to throw the book at her.

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In a Beverly Hills courtroom Friday morning, Judge Fox revoked Lohan’s bail and sent the starlet back behind bars until her probation violation hearing on October 22, 2010.

In an exclusive interview with RadarOnline.com, Wilder says “I was with Lindsay yesterday and she did not seem frightened, she was calm and collected, in fact.

Lindsay Lohan spent 13 days in jail, but was hardly treated like a typical inmate says a woman who was at Lynwood Correctional Facility during Lohan’s stay.

“Lindsay had a lot of special treatment while she was in jail,” Katie A. told RadarOnline.com exclusively. “The entire jail was put on lockdown any time Lindsay left her cell. It felt like we were constantly on lockdown.

Katie asked that we not use her last name. RadarOnline.com confirmed she was in jail with Lindsay.

Lindsay Lohan doesn't think it's "fair" that she may have to go directly to rehab after being released from jail, according to her attorney, who says the Mean Girls star wants to spend some time with her family first.

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Lindsay's lawyer, Shawn Chapman Holley visited the troubled actress Tuesday at the women's detention center in Lynwood, California, where she is currently serving a 90-day sentence for violating terms of her probation related to her 2007 DUI conviction.

Free Lindsay Lohan as soon as possible– that’s the plan. RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively that Lindsay has had two days shaved off of her sentence.

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That means the 24-year-old actress will be leaving Lynwood Correctional Facility in late July – even earlier than expected after her 90-day sentence was shortened.

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RadarOnline.com learned exclusively that the judge agreed to grant Lindsay two days credit for time she was previously in custody.  Lindsay’s attorney Shawn Chapman Holley submitted the paperwork showing that she was entitled to the two days credit.

What’s more, Team Lindsay is hoping that because of jail overcrowding she can get out of Lynwood EVEN EARLIER.

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Lindsay was expected to be released around August 1 or August 2, which means she would have served 14 days of her 90-day sentence. But now she’ll be free in July.

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Another source tells RadarOnline.com that Lindsay’s team is working on pushing her release date even sooner. There is hope the actress could even be released this weekend!

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“Lindsay’s team is doing everything they can to get her out of jail this weekend,” a source inside Lohan’s camp told RadarOnline.com.

Will they succeed? No guarantee but they are trying everything they can think of, said the source.