The Free Paris Hilton Poll-She's Out!

[Videoskooter]

Originally Posted by Energyguy

She should get the full 45 days entence, with hard labour thrown in for good measure.

Neil, couldn't agree more with you! Couldn't agree more!!!



But...Hilton's good behavior cuts jail time to 23 days - CNN.com

[marmite7]

What's that Videoskoot, Paris fails in her attempt to pole vault outta prison....


..........apparently her & the pole will be surgically seperated later

[DISCODISK]

Originally Posted by Videoskooter

But...Hilton's good behavior cuts jail time to 23 days - CNN.com

but arnt you supposed to be good IN prison to get your time cut not before you go in,next thing theyll tell her she can serve 3 minutes every week like miss ross
me thinks bimbolina is getting special treatment......

[Videoskooter]

OMG, can't believe this!They are redecorating her cell!

Stars!!!!

[Energyguy]

Originally Posted by Videoskooter

OMG, can't believe this!They are redecorating her cell!

Stars!!!!

may as well make it as nice as possible for her seeing as she will be spending quite some time in the cell ......

[Pirrie]

Haemhorroids are probably less of a pain in the arse than this waste of space.

She'll overdose soon though. Hopefully. You can't be the best thing on the planet when you're dead.

Unless you're me obviously.

[qdearl]

As cute as I think she is, if you do the crime, be prepared to do the time.
None of these celebrities encounter anything that regular people don't, it just plays out on a bigger stage (though with the amount of reality tv these days, that gap my not exist too much longer....) They make the decisions that control their lives just like we do, so they should be awarded the same amount of pity, or lack there of, that you or I would get for making a bad choice.

[Videoskooter]

As we are writing and reading this, Paris has already turned herself in and is prepared to do her time. Let's hope she comes out stronger, more down to earth and with the knowledge that freedom is a very valuable thing.

I had the experience, I know what it's like to be a just a number and hear that sound of the key that's locking the door while you know you'll only leave that cell when they open it. I know what Paris feels now and it ain't that pleasant.

But like QD says, if you do the crime, you have to do the time. (For the record: I was never convicted, I was only in custody but that's the way it goes in Belgium, they can lock you up whenever they want! And I did more time than Miss Hilton )

BTW, I will not make fun of her while she's in!



Instead, I'll promote this 1! I'm playing this a lot now and, admit, it's not that bad!!!! In fact, it's rather great for da summer!

[qdearl]

Originally Posted by Videoskooter

As we are writing and reading this, Paris has already turned herself in and is prepared to do her time. Let's hope she comes out stronger, more down to earth and with the knowledge that freedom is a very valuable thing.

I had the experience, I know what it's like to be a just a number and hear that sound of the key that's locking the door while you know you'll only leave that cell when they open it. I know what Paris feels now and it ain't that pleasant.

But like QD says, if you do the crime, you have to do the time. (For the record: I was never convicted, I was only in custody but that's the way it goes in Belgium, they can lock you up whenever they want! And I did more time than Miss Hilton )

BTW, I will not make fun of her while she's in!

Couldn't agree with you more VS, I've also had the pleasure of taking a 2 week vacation in a state funded facility and understand perfectly what it's like to not be in control of your own daily existance. Luckily for me I didn't do the crime, but that's an experience you can only understand if you've lived through it.

[Videoskooter]

Originally Posted by qdearl

that's an experience you can only understand if you've lived through it.

Yep, that's why I posted it. She has done wrong, she has to pay the price for it and she's doing it right now. After being mocked at the MTV-awards, straight from the red carpet into jail.

I've seen pics of the cell where she is now and it's almost exactly the same where I spent my forced holiday. No privacy, no personal stuff, a little window where I saw a top of a roof and every hour the small window in the door being opened to check if I was still in. Luckily I had a cellmate to talk to and a little radio. I did 4 months and believe me, even 23 days is a mighty long time, certainly when you are used to live a life full of luxury and glamour like Paris.

So at this very moment, she has my respect!!!

[paul]

Originally Posted by qdearl

Luckily for me I didn't do the crime, but that's an experience you can only understand if you've lived through it.

I hear ya qdearl. Even being innocent, I was fortunate to have legal assistance and pressure from a large newspaper to end my 24 hrs in jail
I just wonder how many, specifically African-Americans got snared by this sort of thing.
Losing your freedom, even for a second, is no joke!

[Videoskooter]

Oops-Paris is already out. Due to severe health conditions, authorities decided to release her from Lynwood penitentiary and to place her under monitored house arrest. She has to serve the remaining 40 days now.

Here's a statement from miss Hilton:

"I want to thank the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and staff of the Century Regional Detention Center for treating me fairly and professionally. I am going to serve the remaining 40 days of my sentence. I have learned a great deal from this ordeal and hope that others have learned from my mistakes."

[Videoskooter]

Let's celebrate

Let's face it, in Belgium, if you are convicted for 45 days, they don't even put you in prison! She went in, she got out but she was in! She has experienced what it's like now. Maybe if she had made an appeal they would have dropped her sentence anyway. So !?!..........

Paris, ain't it great when they open the door again and they tell you that you're free to go?

[Videoskooter]

Update: after a little war between the DA, the judge and the sheriff's department, Paris was ordered back into court where the judge ruled that she had to return immediately to Lynwood penitentiary.

Now, on a personal note, class justice or not: releasing a person officially and then ordering her back into prison is pretty disgusting! Whether it's miss Hilton or a simple citizen.

Yes there are pics of Paris being brought back to prison but I refuse to place 'em here! They're breaking her now and I simply won't play that game. Period! I think they've humiliated her enough now. She deserved a lesson but now they are trying to destroy her. Let her do many hours of community service, prevent that she will make a show of it but keep prison for real criminals!

Update: Miss Hilton is transferred to the medical facility at Lynwood where she probably will spend the weekend while her legal team will appeal against today's ruling, stating that she's kept illegally in there, or in legal terms a "Habeas Corpus".

[DISCODISK]

Originally Posted by Videoskooter

but keep prison for real criminals!

lets recap she drove drunk, then was stopped twice for driving while suspened, and i assume that would make her insurance invalid, its amazing this airhead hasnt killed anyone,if she had done this where i live she would be looking at one to 2 years, at least the kids in america are safe to walk the sidewalks well at least for 45 days.