Judge Marsha's husband, Jack Revel, owned Revel Travel, based in Bev Hills. Revel sold the company (though he's still affiliated with it) and is now President of TravCom, which works with travel agencies.
So when the judge told Lindsay's lawyer, Shawn Chapman Holley, that LiLo could have gotten a temporary passport in time to make a flight to the U.S., it's because she knows what she's talking about.

We're also guessing when Lindsay claimed all the flights back to L.A. were booked because of the volcano ... the judge knew what we know -- seats were definitely available.

Danette Meyers, the district attorney handling the case, told Radar Online exclusively that she’ll be “asking for a warrant to be issued and [is] okay with it being held.
“However, I will be asking Judge [Marsha] Revel to have Lindsay and her lawyer bring her plane ticket — which would prove that she planned on being here in court today,” Meyers told us exclusively.