LOS ANGELES (AP) —
Lindsay Lohan doesn't want to be on camera, at least not when she's giving a deposition.
Lawyers for Lohan filed a motion on Wednesday seeking a judge's order barring any filming
of the actress' upcoming deposition in a case filed by gal pal Samantha Ronson.
She also doesn't want transcripts or other accounts of the deposition introduced into public records.
The documents state Lohan is afraid videotaping the deposition will
"unduly embarrass, oppress and burden her because of the private subject matter
of the expected testimony and the virtual certainty that, unless access is significantly limited,
the transcript and videotape of the deposition will be illegally exploited by the media."
Her attorneys cited a judge's order barring videotaped depositions in Britney Spears
and Kevin Federline's recent custody dispute.
A judge is scheduled to consider Lohan's motion in November.
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