"Paris is out of jail - gets sent to her room
07/06/2007 9:18:00 AM
After a whopping three days, the heiress is reassigned to house arrest.
by Ryan Porter


After a grimy three days that will go down as "not hot" in Paris Hilton's legacy, the 26-year-old heiress and publicity princess is out of jail and under house arrest, sporting a fashionable ankle bracelet.
House party!

She was released Thursday, June 7, shortly after midnight. Her 45 day sentence for breaking probation on a DUI charge was originally going to be sliced to 23 days pending cooperative behaviour. She will now serve 40 days because the hour or two she served before midnight on Sunday and after midnight on Thursday are being counted as full days.

"After extensive consultation with medical personnel, including doctors here at CRDF [Century Regional Detention Facility], it was determined that Paris Hilton would be reassigned to our community based alternatives to custody electronic monitoring program," Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department spokesguy Steve Whitmore said Thursday morning. This decision comes after Paris took a 90-minute meeting with her psychiatrist on Tuesday, June 5.

Reports had claimed Paris was having a rough go of it in jail. Stuck in solitary confinement for her own benefit, she's been crying herself to sleep, listening to the round-the-clock hoopla of the other inmates. Paris's aunt, Kyle Richards, sister of Kathy Hilton, said the family had planned to send her a luxury sleepmask and earplugs but were unsure if the jail would allow such luxuries."

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After this, I'm going to drive like a maniac. After all, I would only serve 3 days in jail!!!! :bugeye:

fucking ridiculous.
she isnt accustomed to living by the rules of regular folks, so she doesnt have to?

bullshit. i want to see EVERY non-violent criminal in california released today...because im sure they dont want to be locked up, either.

life is good when you can afford a lawyer

And this one here is hilarious! :D

"Paris Gets World's Worst Cellmate: Her Brain"

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LOL!!!!! :roflmao:

life is good when you can afford a lawyer
Yes. Justice is an expensive commodity....

Some comments:

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Let's not forget all this joke is being orchestrated with taxpayer money...! :eek:

:truce:
I give up. Retardation is celebrated. Might as well just become water. Evaporate when the heat gets too high, turn to ice when the heat is gone, and become as conforming and transparent as water when things are comfortable and easy.

But... But... But... she has to serve her whole 40-day sentence now!
She is under house arrest in her billion dollar mansion, and has to have all her parties at home now.
She can't even go to the club after hours now for OVER A MONTH!!

The worthless waste of oxygen should be executed by firing squad.

Just goes to prove if you're rich and famous you can get away with anything.
If she doesn't have the mentality to last in jail(and it should have been like everyone else not solitary just for the princess) perhaps they should have committed her instead? Such a spoilt attention seeking brat, who the hell likes her anyways?:bugeye:

She isn't worth talking about...i know little details about this who cares...

Just goes to prove if you're rich and famous you can get away with anything.
If she doesn't have the mentality to last in jail(and it should have been like everyone else not solitary just for the princess) perhaps they should have committed her instead? Such a spoilt attention seeking brat, who the hell likes her anyways?:bugeye:

Exactly.
Put her in a mental ward for 40 days.

Just goes to prove if you're rich and famous you can get away with anything.
If she doesn't have the mentality to last in jail(and it should have been like everyone else not solitary just for the princess) perhaps they should have committed her instead? Such a spoilt attention seeking brat, who the hell likes her anyways?:bugeye:

yeah well look how much attention she has generated......she ain't that stupid..the ppl that track all the celebrities comings and goings.....breakups and makeups...and buy into it all are the stupid ones.

She isn't worth talking about...i know little details about this who cares...

She was caught driving drunk, and serverd 5 dyas in prison, and was released because she couldn't handle it, so teh judge is allowing her to finish her sentence (40 more days) under house arrest in her mansion.

Is that not enough information to piss you off?
I care that miney and fame in this country can get you off the hook with the so-called "Justice System".

She was caught driving drunk, and serverd 5 dyas in prison, and was released because she couldn't handle it, so teh judge is allowing her to finish her sentence (40 more days) under house arrest in her mansion.

Is that not enough information to piss you off?
I care that miney and fame in this country can get you off the hook with the so-called "Justice System".
I know about that stuff it gets talked about so much....
yeah it does.....but celebrities don't have to live by the same rules we do....but ppl will still follow them and just keep making them richer and richer.

This case can be appealed. If not, it sets an unsettling precedent. Not that any respectable judge would consider it. Is it a case of Paris Hilton v City of Los Angeles?

After this, I'm going to drive like a maniac. After all, I would only serve 3 days in jail!!!!

what jail? jail in Canada:p ...that would'nt be too bad.

Let Spidergoat look after her... :)

what jail? jail in Canada:p ...that would'nt be too bad.

i'll visit you there bring you a cake with file

celebrities don't have to live by the same rules we do

And THAT'S why I care.
That should be changed.

And THAT'S why I care.
That should be changed.

i doubt it ever will ...

yeah well look how much attention she has generated......she ain't that stupid..the ppl that track all the celebrities comings and goings.....breakups and makeups...and buy into it all are the stupid ones.
Excuse me!? :D

I only watch out for Paris, and Paris alone, simply because she's the epitome of a plutocratic society! :bugeye:

As far as the entertainment magazines go (and shows as well), they are a total waste of trees! :bugeye:

i doubt it ever will ...

That's a good reason to not care.

I know about that stuff it gets talked about so much....
yeah it does.....but celebrities don't have to live by the same rules we do....but ppl will still follow them and just keep making them richer and richer.
That's the kind of thing I fight against (and the reason for this thread, obviously)...

As far as the entertainment magazines go (and shows as well), they are a total waste of trees! :bugeye:

How do entertainment shows waste trees? :bugeye:

HAHAHA! :D

I was talking about the magazines. I stick the shows in parenthesis just as a reminder that they, as well, are stupid and retarded... :D

HAHAHA! :D

I was talking about the magazines. I stick the shows in parenthesis just as a reminder that they, as well, are stupid and retarded... :D

I agree waste of money and time...

Such vitriol against a woman that would not even notice any of you, you the lowly commoners, Paris is a media queen so far above laws and earthly things, a goddess, why should your laws be abided by a goddess?:p

life is good when you can afford a lawyer

my lawyer cost around 15 thousand sterling and i still had to do my jail time, i dont think her lawyer makes much difference its the status of her fame that does,


peace.

SHE MIGHT GO BACK TO JAIL!!! HORRAAAAY!!!!!! :D

http://tv.msn.com/tv/article.aspx?news=264863&GT1=7703&mpc=2

"Handcuffed Hilton Heads Back to Court
Jun 8, 2:08 PM EST

The Associated Press

LOS ANGELES -- Paris Hilton was ordered to appear in court Friday instead of calling in from home, yet another reversal in her twisted path toward serving time on a probation violation."

http://tv.msn.com/movies/article.aspx?news=264863

"Judge orders Paris Hilton back to jail
Weeping heiress screams ‘It’s not right!’ as she’s taken from courtroom

LOS ANGELES - Paris Hilton was sent screaming and crying back to jail Friday after a judge ruled that she must serve out her sentence behind bars rather than in the comfort of her Hollywood Hills home.

“It’s not right!” shouted Hilton, who violated her probation in a reckless driving case. “Mom!” she cried out to her mother."

Oh man... now this is just pityful....

Indeed.

Releasing her because she was crying and not sleeping set a very dangerous precedent. She should have been made to serve her full sentence, not just half of it.

My husband was quite amused last night when a reporter asked one of her 'fans' outside her home what he thought of her release. The 'fan' said that it was good she was released, "just like Nelson Mandela".:D

Nelson Mandela was in prison for 40 years, and he was fighting against racism in his country, Wtf!? :bugeye:

What an insult to humankind.... :bugeye:

Anyways... at least this is exposing all the problems of your system...

My wife and I are watching Nancy Grace right now. Apparently , she was released because her skin was dry and she couldn't use moisturizer in prison.


:rolleyes:

Looks like Hilton Hotels Corporation is doing fine, though... 1.3% up...
I've heard a lot of people wanted to boycott the corporation as well as a protest...

http://finapps.forbes.com/finapps/jsp/finance/compinfo/CIAtAGlance.jsp?tkr=HLT&boxes=relquotes

Maybe crying for my mommy would've gotten me out of a recent speeding ticket, save me $75! :D Alas, the cop nailed me bigtime, no other recourse but to pay :(

I've always hated how the rich and famous get themselves get-out-of-jail-for-free cards, but if she gets by with only 3 days jailtime for what she did, I will have VERY serious doubts about the integrity of our justice system. Seems as if I might want to consider keeping money set aside for bribes and such in case I get myself into any trouble :).

They banned me for three fucking years and I was driving straight.

'Screaming' Paris sent back to jail

Heiress Paris Hilton has been ordered to return to jail to serve out the remainder of her 45-day sentence for a parole violation.

The 26-year-old was taken from court screaming after the decision was made by Supreme Court Judge Michael Sauer.

Hilton shouted: "It's not right!" and "Mum" as she was escorted from the Los Angeles courtroom by Sheriff's deputies.

On Thursday, the celebrity inmate was sent home from the Los Angeles County Jail's Lynwood lock-up shortly after 2am for an unspecified medical condition, only three full days into her original 45-day sentence.

She was ordered to finish her sentence under house arrest, meaning she could not leave her four-bedroom, three-bathroom home in the Hollywood Hills until next month. But the move was strongly opposed by the sentencing judge and the city's chief prosecutor.

On Friday Judge Sauer ordered her back to court to determine whether she should go back to jail. County Supervisor Don Knabe said Hilton's return home on Thursday gave the impression of "celebrity justice being handed out".

Hilton, who was brought to court in handcuffs in a sheriff's car, entered the courtroom dishevelled and crying. Her hair was askew and she wore a grey fuzzy sweatshirt over slacks. She wore no make-up and cried throughout the hearing.

Her body also shook constantly as she dabbed at her eyes. Several times she turned to her parents who were seated behind her in the courtroom and mouthed the words: "I love you."

Judge Sauer told the court: "I at no time condoned the actions of the sheriff and at no time told him I approved the actions.

"At no time did I approve the defendant being released from custody to her home on Kings Road."

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