Judge orders Lohan to answer questions

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - A judge says Lindsay Lohan must answer more questions about an incident that led to her arrest, including details about any drug use at the time.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Richard A. Stone ordered Lohan to sit for a two-hour deposition in civil case filed by a woman who was in a car pursued by the actress.

An attorney for the woman, Tracie Rice, argued Lohan hadn't answered key questions during a previous deposition.

Lohan's attorney, Ed McPherson, says the actress will comply with the order but said the questions are "overkill."

He persuaded the judge to allow the deposition to happen after a July 6 hearing on whether Lohan violated her probation for drug and alcohol charges filed after arrests in 2007.