The judge just sent her back. Now let's she if she appeals it to a higher court or what if any action the judge takes against the Sheriff for violating his ruling.
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Hilton to Jail
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I'm not laughing - she seems to be in genuine emotional turmoil, and I don't take pleasure in the sufferings of others.
I still think she should serve her full time in jail.
I suspect the 'medical condition' is coke addiction or something like that.
If it's real and she wants us to sympathize, she should reveal her 'medical condition'. Odd that it never came up in her court case, as usually genuine medical issues can play a part in sentencing.
I know plenty of disabled people, paraplegics, others with serious illnesses etc, and even if (sometimes) they got a reduced sentence as jail would be more painful for them than for a healthy person, all had to do their time anyway.
(btw deaf people often serve twice as long for the same crime as hearing people as a lack of interpreters in the jail system means they can't access parole / good-behaviour schemes)
What a sad end. It just leaves me with the impression that she has been totally indulged her entire life and this might actually be the first time she's been properly punished. Hopefully she'll use this time to have a good hard think about the direction her life has taken and will come out of there a damn sight more responsible as a result.
Stupid, stupid girl. Suck it up and take your punishment Paris, and for once that's not said with one trace of innuendo.
Stupid, stupid girl. Suck it up and take your punishment Paris, and for once that's not said with one trace of innuendo.
Funny quote I heard on the news this morning: "Nothing about Paris Hilton or this case is easy" and I about snorted coffee out my nose.
After the commercial the anchor made the same comment except had replaced "easy" with "simple". I'm guessing that during the break someone told her that certain things about Paris were indeed rumored to be easy.
After the commercial the anchor made the same comment except had replaced "easy" with "simple". I'm guessing that during the break someone told her that certain things about Paris were indeed rumored to be easy.
Bumper collection of newspaper cartoons about Paris and jail.
Worth a look:
http://www.cagle.com/news/ParisInPrison/main.asp
Worth a look:
http://www.cagle.com/news/ParisInPrison/main.asp
The ironic thing is that after this whole mess is over she'll probably get out of it and write a book (or have one penned for her) about her tragic prison experience and make a few more million.
And you are probably right on that one, gotta love America, you can make money out of the most stupid things here. But I don't know what is worse, some publisher offering her money for a book deal or the actual people who will buy this book.
*laughs and falls on floor*
that picture is ****ing priceless..
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
It's the first sign of emotion I've ever seen from her.
A piece of art. Whoever had the best, close up picture should have it hung in a museum.
TMZ.com said:
Can someone with a more legal background than myself explain on what grounds they can argue she's being held illegally? She was convicted, sentenced, and the judge specifically stated no house arrest. How is forcing her to do what the judge stated illegal holding?
This whole thing is just weird as hell. I decided to watch Fox News' take on the issue during the hearing. Between Hilton's lawyer in front of a backdrop of Hilton fiends yelling "she's hot!" and Jesus signs, Paris yelling for her mommy and the Fox anchor and his snide remarks, I can't help but think WTF is going on here?? This is the top news story on all the major news channels? Jesus Christ.
Hilton had multiple chances, she drove when on a banned license. Thats taking the piss.
""It's not right!" shouted the weeping Hilton, who violated her probation in a reckless driving case. "Mom!" she called out to her mother in the audience."
Why isn't it right? You broke the law several times... your not above the law.
As for her "health" issues, a normal person wouldn't be sent for home imprisonment, why should she - especially when she has a luxury huge home? Apparently the jail has good facilities for suicidal prisoners.
As for her sentence originally being cut for 'good behaviour'.. erm, I thought you had to be in prison AND have good behaviour. Why was she granted this even before she was in jail?!!!
""It's not right!" shouted the weeping Hilton, who violated her probation in a reckless driving case. "Mom!" she called out to her mother in the audience."
Why isn't it right? You broke the law several times... your not above the law.
As for her "health" issues, a normal person wouldn't be sent for home imprisonment, why should she - especially when she has a luxury huge home? Apparently the jail has good facilities for suicidal prisoners.
As for her sentence originally being cut for 'good behaviour'.. erm, I thought you had to be in prison AND have good behaviour. Why was she granted this even before she was in jail?!!!
I did wonder if the "health issue" was caused by her not taking her "medicine" for a few days, if you know what I'm saying.
I'm sure that once she gets into the prison groove she'll learn the ropes of finding a dealer inside.
Forgive me for my weakness but I actually felt a little sympathy for Paris on seeing the photo of her in the back of the cop car, crying her eyes out. To be fair for a moment, it can't be very nice for her. It would probably have been better for her had she stayed in jail originally (even if only for 23 days). She might get a friend joining her soon (Lindsay Lohan). Imagine the fun they'd have together!
Paris needs to accept what's happened and serve the time she's been given It will make her a better person (hopefully). She did say before she went in that she was determined to do it. So now's her chance. Kudos to the judge for being firm and reversing the strange decision by the sheriff to let Paris out.
I can't see how habeus corpus can work. She's been sentenced in a court of law. She knows the charges that led to her incarceration. She's not exactly in the same situation as Josef K., is she?
Paris needs to accept what's happened and serve the time she's been given It will make her a better person (hopefully). She did say before she went in that she was determined to do it. So now's her chance. Kudos to the judge for being firm and reversing the strange decision by the sheriff to let Paris out.
I can't see how habeus corpus can work. She's been sentenced in a court of law. She knows the charges that led to her incarceration. She's not exactly in the same situation as Josef K., is she?
Going cold sober off the drugs and alcohol should be a viable medical reason to be let out of jail.
However, the rash from cotton sheets that feel like burlap isn't.
All the more reason, to see her book "Dear diary, it smells and everyone hates me. I miss my puppy."
Hopefully the 45-days does stand up, due to all the games the defense has played.
However, the rash from cotton sheets that feel like burlap isn't.
All the more reason, to see her book "Dear diary, it smells and everyone hates me. I miss my puppy."
Hopefully the 45-days does stand up, due to all the games the defense has played.
Thank you both for saying that. I whole-heartedly agree.
Yes, she should serve her due sentence. Yes, she should be held accountable for her own actions.
I just fail to see how anyone benefits from the lack of any compassion shown for someone in such obvious distress, no-- terror. I imagine she felt terrified. And I just can't comprehend such open mockery of another human (though not without her mistakes and faults) when hurting like that. Yes, she has lead a privileged life, but that doesn't make her emotions any less valid or less poignant than any of ours.
Your sentiments prove you human, but I don't think anyone here really wants her to suffer. It's just we're all fed up with the rich getting privileges that the common folk don't. The feelings here are a backlash against a perceived injustice; an injustice that you or I would not benefit from. If she'd just served her time in accordance with the rule of law applicable to everyone then this thread would have been very different.