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Paris Still Needs Liberating

Gauthier
10-06-2007, 17:28
Paris Hilton Drops Her Appeal, Will Stay in Jail
(http://news.aol.com/entertainment/articles/_a/paris-hilton-drops-her-appeal-will-stay/20070609180609990001?ncid=NWS00010000000001)

It looks like harsh reality is finally settling in for the poor little rich girl. Maybe this'll give her a seriously needed attitude adjustment.

"Being in jail is by far the hardest thing I have ever done," Hilton, 26, said in a written statement issued by her attorney, Richard Hutton. "During the past several days, I have had a lot of time to think and I believe that I am learning and growing from this experience."

Maybe the most difficult thing Paris has done. Because everyone knows it certainly wasn't the hardest thing she's ever done.

:D
Ifreann
10-06-2007, 17:30
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/TheSteveslols/care-o-meter.gif
Hydesland
10-06-2007, 17:34
Maybe the most difficult thing Paris has done. Because everyone knows it certainly wasn't the hardest thing she's ever done.


On behalf of NSG, I apologize for this.



:p
Gauthier
10-06-2007, 17:36
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/TheSteveslols/care-o-meter.gif

And nothing says "I don't care" like bothering to post "I don't care."

:p
Ifreann
10-06-2007, 17:37
When Paris was little her parents should have pulled her pants down and applied the board of education to the seat of learning. :eek: A little late for that now though. :(

I don't think that teaching children that violence is the answer to life's problems is any better than teaching them to run to Daddy and get him to throw money at said problems.


But that's a debate for a different thread.
And nothing says "I don't care" like bothering to post "I don't care."

:p

I just really wanted to use that pic. :)
Oklatex
10-06-2007, 17:38
When Paris was little her parents should have pulled her pants down and applied the board of education to the seat of learning. :eek: A little late for that now though. :(
Gauthier
10-06-2007, 17:39
When Paris was little her parents should have pulled her pants down and applied the board of education to the seat of learning. :eek: A little late for that now though. :(

Yeah, now whenever her pants gets pulled down it's for a staff meeting.
Ifreann
10-06-2007, 17:40
Yeah, now whenever her pants gets pulled down it's for a staff meeting.

Could the mods rename this to the new innuendo thread?
Johnny B Goode
10-06-2007, 17:43
Could the mods rename this to the new innuendo thread?

In-your-endo :p

But that's good. Maybe she'll grow a brain.
Swilatia
10-06-2007, 18:15
good for her.
Fair Progress
10-06-2007, 18:27
"Being in jail is by far the hardest thing I have ever done," Hilton, 26, said in a written statement issued by her attorney, Richard Hutton.


Up until then, the hardest thing she had done all by herself was probably getting a driver's license...Richard Hilton should be worried about his empire...
Sel Appa
10-06-2007, 18:30
Maybe the most difficult thing Paris has done. Because everyone knows it certainly wasn't the hardest thing she's ever done.

:D

ROFL. You, sir, have a dirty mind.

pic

Good ole Ifreann.
Call to power
10-06-2007, 18:31
I wonder if she will come out like all happy and sharing like Jesus :)
Kroisistan
10-06-2007, 19:09
In-your-endo :p

The Todd-related High Five! Yea! *whipsound*

And the title of this thread made me laugh.
New Stalinberg
10-06-2007, 19:18
What Paris needs is a good ol' fashioned massive head-butt to the ovaries.
Utracia
10-06-2007, 19:19
I am amazed. Well, hopefully she will actually serve out her term, the justice system will actually work in this one case and we can forget about this. Though I know the media won't let us.
Kryozerkia
10-06-2007, 19:24
The world needs to be liberated from Paris and a nice life-long media blackout ought to do it.
Marrakech II
10-06-2007, 20:20
The world needs to be liberated from Paris and a nice life-long media blackout ought to do it.

That would be nice. I think though that this jail time will actually do her some good. She needs to be brought to the "real world" like the rest of us.
Johnny B Goode
10-06-2007, 22:50
The Todd-related High Five! Yea! *whipsound*

And the title of this thread made me laugh.

Scrubs Five!

Thanks.
United Chicken Kleptos
10-06-2007, 23:00
Maybe the most difficult thing Paris has done. Because everyone knows it certainly wasn't the hardest thing she's ever done.

ROFL.
Kryozerkia
10-06-2007, 23:01
That would be nice. I think though that this jail time will actually do her some good. She needs to be brought to the "real world" like the rest of us.

It would be nice but it ain't happening. People like her think the real world is a party with trendy fashions and bribe-able officials who kiss you ass just because your name is Hilton.
Zarakon
10-06-2007, 23:34
When Paris was little her parents should have pulled her pants down and applied the board of education to the seat of learning. :eek: A little late for that now though. :(

Oh, that happens to her a lot. Just not from her parents.
Katganistan
11-06-2007, 01:53
She needs to sit down, shut up, and serve her sentence for pity's sake.

Since when is not eating a "medical condition"? forgive me if I'm wrong, but Jane and John Q Public would be put on an IV in the prison infirmary when that kind of "I'm holding my breath till I turn blue" tactic started to cross over into dangerous.
Kryozerkia
11-06-2007, 02:02
She needs to sit down, shut up, and serve her sentence for pity's sake.

Since when is not eating a "medical condition"? forgive me if I'm wrong, but Jane and John Q Public would be put on an IV in the prison infirmary when that kind of "I'm holding my breath till I turn blue" tactic started to cross over into dangerous.

I think she used too much bleach the last time she died her hair and it contaminated the vacuous ecological system that is supposed to house a brain. :D
New Manvir
11-06-2007, 02:07
but...but....Paris Hilton is such a good role-model for our children and such a value to society.........
JuNii
11-06-2007, 03:42
In-your-endo :p

But that's good. Maybe she'll grow a brain.depends on how much meat gets injected into her system.

I am amazed. Well, hopefully she will actually serve out her term, the justice system will actually work in this one case and we can forget about this. Though I know the media won't let us. you know... I'm rather thankful that Paris has done this. it removed what-her-name from the headlines, the one who died and they had this baby thing with the two guys who both claimed to be her father...

whatever... just please, DON'T REMIND ME WHO I'M REFERRING TO!

Since when is not eating a "medical condition"? forgive me if I'm wrong, but Jane and John Q Public would be put on an IV in the prison infirmary when that kind of "I'm holding my breath till I turn blue" tactic started to cross over into dangerous.... NOT EATING!!! that was her "medical Condition"? NOT EATING? what, the water wasn't Perrier? the beef wasn't from some pure bred stock?

no... it was an escape attempt... she was slimming down untill she could literally slip between the bars! :eek:
Unlucky_and_unbiddable
11-06-2007, 03:46
Since when is not eating a "medical condition"?

Anorexia.
Zarakon
11-06-2007, 03:52
Anorexia.

Anorexia and refusing to eat are two different things. One is a serious psychological disorder which can be caused by constantly seeing people that resemble, for example, Paris Hilton being treated as beautiful, whereas the other is being whiny, like, for example, Paris Hilton.

Or trying to make an important political point, like Ghandi. Whichever.
Katganistan
11-06-2007, 03:58
It wasn't anorexia. She refused to eat or drink so she would not have to use the bathroom because she was afraid a guard would see her on the toilet and take a picture.

That STILL is not a medical condition.
Zarakon
11-06-2007, 04:01
It wasn't anorexia. She refused to eat or drink so she would not have to use the bathroom because she was afraid a guard would see her on the toilet and take a picture.

That STILL is not a medical condition.

Egomania? Narcissism?
JuNii
11-06-2007, 04:10
It wasn't anorexia. She refused to eat or drink so she would not have to use the bathroom because she was afraid a guard would see her on the toilet and take a picture.

That STILL is not a medical condition.

...

:confused:

...

Kinda too late isn't it? wasn't there a whole fucking video put out there that shows way more than Paris Hilton sitting on the John?
Theoretical Physicists
11-06-2007, 04:16
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/TheSteveslols/care-o-meter.gif

I love how pi is marked on there.
Daistallia 2104
11-06-2007, 05:24
It wasn't anorexia. She refused to eat or drink so she would not have to use the bathroom because she was afraid a guard would see her on the toilet and take a picture.

That STILL is not a medical condition.

Indeed it wasn't anorexia, but a fear that someone would a compromising picture. However, that did lead to dehydration and concerns of futher complications. Additionally, she wasn't taking a "prescribed medication". Those are both medical condtions.
http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2007/06/10/2007-06-10_poohoo_she_isnt_life_of_the_potty_.html
IL Ruffino
11-06-2007, 05:36
I am amazed. Well, hopefully she will actually serve out her term, the justice system will actually work in this one case and we can forget about this. Though I know the media won't let us.

It doesn't seem you people want it to go away, either.
Jeruselem
11-06-2007, 05:40
She should be thankful for not sharing a cell with another inmate (I guess for her own protection - I think the other inmates in the same prison might quite dislike her).
Unlucky_and_unbiddable
11-06-2007, 05:41
Anorexia and refusing to eat are two different things. One is a serious psychological disorder which can be caused by constantly seeing people that resemble, for example, Paris Hilton being treated as beautiful, whereas the other is being whiny, like, for example, Paris Hilton.

Or trying to make an important political point, like Ghandi. Whichever.

Yes, but I responding to since when is not eating a "medical condition". I don't care whether or not it applies here, I was simply stating that it was one.
Cannot think of a name
11-06-2007, 07:50
Ha ha! (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/hands74/0608pariscarcryinffo1.jpg)

Sorry, the image made me laugh.
Non Aligned States
11-06-2007, 08:18
Did anyone come here expecting the city of Paris to have been occupied?
Secret aj man
11-06-2007, 08:28
...

:confused:

...

Kinda too late isn't it? wasn't there a whole fucking video put out there that shows way more than Paris Hilton sitting on the John?


thats way fucking wrong if there is a video..some guard should be bashed stupid...she is a person with feelings and deserves a modicum of respect...no matter how jealous we are of her money....people suck.
IL Ruffino
11-06-2007, 08:29
thats way fucking wrong if there is a video..some guard should be bashed stupid...she is a person with feelings and deserves a modicum of respect...no matter how jealous we are of her money....people suck.

I love you.
Cannot think of a name
11-06-2007, 08:36
thats way fucking wrong if there is a video..some guard should be bashed stupid...she is a person with feelings and deserves a modicum of respect...no matter how jealous we are of her money....people suck.

It's absolutely ridiculous to reduce peoples distaste of Paris Hilton to being jealous of her money. There are far richer people in this world who aren't near as distasteful as she is. It is her behavior that makes her a horrible horrible person. Her wealth only serves to let us know about how horrible she is instead of being that anonymous skank at the Gas n Sip.
Secret aj man
11-06-2007, 08:49
It's absolutely ridiculous to reduce peoples distaste of Paris Hilton to being jealous of her money. There are far richer people in this world who aren't near as distasteful as she is. It is her behavior that makes her a horrible horrible person. Her wealth only serves to let us know about how horrible she is instead of being that anonymous skank at the Gas n Sip.


and you know her..ok ...i dont but please fill me in...i am sure you know all about all her dasterdly deeds...she is nothing but a spoiled brat that her parents never taught her about life...you know the real world.
please clue me in why i should hate her?
cause she has money,cause she is pretty,cause she is better off then me?
seems to me lie she is a scared spoiled kid thats in jail and never thought she would ever pay for her misdeeds,cause daddy always paid her way out,how is that her fault and not her parents...or do you just hate her cause she is rich,or worse..your jealous of her.
Cameroi
11-06-2007, 08:57
i have absolutely no regret to not have any idea what any of this is supposed to be about. the only thing i know is i've seen a couple of pictures of her. so just out of curiousity, what is she charged with?

what is she supposed to have done? and why do people feel she is likely or unlikely to have done it? and other then that she's pretty to look at, i mean what the heck is any of this about?

=^^=
.../\...
Secret aj man
11-06-2007, 08:58
I love you.
i love you also..
Cannot think of a name
11-06-2007, 09:00
and you know her..ok ...i dont but please fill me in...i am sure you know all about all her dasterdly deeds...she is nothing but a spoiled brat that her parents never taught her about life...you know the real world.
please clue me in why i should hate her?
cause she has money,cause she is pretty,cause she is better off then me?
seems to me lie she is a scared spoiled kid thats in jail and never thought she would ever pay for her misdeeds,cause daddy always paid her way out,how is that her fault and not her parents...or do you just hate her cause she is rich,or worse..your jealous of her.

Did you just repeat your initial statement? Is that going to be it? "You're jealous of her wealth?"

No, no I'm not. Once again, since NOTHING new has been added, there are people far FAR richer who aren't nearly as deplorable as her. You don't see us railing on Richard Branson, do you? If it was a simple matter of jealousy, shouldn't we be far more up in arms about him? His wealth dwarfs hers.

As to knowing her-it's not like she's been trying to live some life of anonymity. She has three seasons of a reality show with the premise of "watch me slum it with the you, the unwashed." But hey, maybe somewhere deep deep down she's Mother Fucking Theresa. But that's not the persona shes hired people to help her thrust into every possible orafice of the public consiousness, the hateful horrible vapid shallow one is, and that's the one I hate and I'd hate it if she was doing it for five bucks an hour at Ross, the difference is I wouldn't have to hear about it.

Sorry Bob, the 'jealous' thing didn't work for the self-described 'popular' chicks in teen literature and it doesn't fly here, either.
Barringtonia
11-06-2007, 09:03
i have absolutely no regret to not have any idea what any of this is supposed to be about. the only thing i know is i've seen a couple of pictures of her. so just out of curiousity, what is she charged with?

what is she supposed to have done? and why do people feel she is likely or unlikely to have done it? and other then that she's pretty to look at, i mean what the heck is any of this about?

=^^=
.../\...

She was caught driving while drunk and then, when she was supposed to be banned from driving, she was caught again.

Therefore the judge sentenced her to 45 days in jail, which very few people receive, and I think is not allowed anyway, so everyone on NSG was upset about that travesty of justice and called for her sentence to be reduced.

So, given the sentence was simply way harsh, it was reduced to 23 days, which made all of NSG very happy.

Yet the Sheriff let her out after 5 days, which is pretty normal for the average person so everyone cheered on the fact that justice was meted out as if Paris was an ordinary person.

Yet the judge, an old idiot who 'is outraged' by youth put her back in jail to serve the full sentence, unlike anyone else - so NSG is again outraged that someone is being treated harshly just because she is famous and NSG is doubly outraged that all sort of politicians and pundits are making hay out of this in order to gain votes and ratings.

What really upsets NSG is that there are greater issues out there than Paris Hilton but all the news is focusing on her - so NSG has made 6 separate threads about it as some sort of ironic statement on that.

...or something
Cannot think of a name
11-06-2007, 09:05
i have absolutely no regret to not have any idea what any of this is supposed to be about. the only thing i know is i've seen a couple of pictures of her. so just out of curiousity, what is she charged with?

what is she supposed to have done? and why do people feel she is likely or unlikely to have done it? and other then that she's pretty to look at, i mean what the heck is any of this about?

=^^=
.../\...
She drove drunk, her lisence was suspended. She drove again anyway. She was given probation. She drove drunk again and was sentenced to 45 days.

For some people it seems her status as a socialite merits defending her when anyone else we'd be saying, "What the fuck, you drunk driving asshole. Stay off the fucking road-maybe some jail time might wake your ass up."
Secret aj man
11-06-2007, 09:16
Did you just repeat your initial statement? Is that going to be it? "You're jealous of her wealth?"

No, no I'm not. Once again, since NOTHING new has been added, there are people far FAR richer who aren't nearly as deplorable as her. You don't see us railing on Richard Branson, do you? If it was a simple matter of jealousy, shouldn't we be far more up in arms about him? His wealth dwarfs hers.

As to knowing her-it's not like she's been trying to live some life of anonymity. She has three seasons of a reality show with the premise of "watch me slum it with the you, the unwashed." But hey, maybe somewhere deep deep down she's Mother Fucking Theresa. But that's not the persona shes hired people to help her thrust into every possible orafice of the public consiousness, the hateful horrible vapid shallow one is, and that's the one I hate and I'd hate it if she was doing it for five bucks an hour at Ross, the difference is I wouldn't have to hear about it.

Sorry Bob, the 'jealous' thing didn't work for the self-described 'popular' chicks in teen literature and it doesn't fly here, either.

ok you have valid points,my point is do you know her...your just going on her vapid tv shit,would you not?
i tell you if you act like a asshole for a million...you wont?
does she have to..prolly not..daddy is rich,you want your daddys money or do you want your own?
i myself would want my own money,and not my daddies.
this is all conjecture,she may be a vapid twit,probaly is....unless using your logic she schemed all this,which i doubt.
my point is simply,ojk,she is some rich kid thatt fucked up..why the hate?
why does everyone hate her...she seems like no one i would hate..on the surface a vapid twit...big threat to me...lol...or does it go deeper....and if so...why....cause she is rich?
or cause people feel this need to beat down then ones they put on pedastals?
i feel soory for this girl....go figure....she seems like a spoiled kid that fucked up and your gloating on her misfortune..what does that say about you....do you revel on others misfortune?
if you do...sorry...i cant cotton to that
Cannot think of a name
11-06-2007, 09:24
so...why....cause she is rich?


I'm tired of rephrasing myself. Your premise is flawed. Unless you've got something new, please see previous responses to this claim.
Cameroi
11-06-2007, 09:28
She was caught driving while drunk and then, when she was supposed to be banned from driving, she was caught again.

Therefore the judge sentenced her to 45 days in jail, which very few people receive, and I think is not allowed anyway, so everyone on NSG was upset about that travesty of justice and called for her sentence to be reduced.

So, given the sentence was simply way harsh, it was reduced to 23 days, which made all of NSG very happy.

Yet the Sheriff let her out after 5 days, which is pretty normal for the average person so everyone cheered on the fact that justice was meted out as if Paris was an ordinary person.

Yet the judge, an old idiot who 'is outraged' by youth put her back in jail to serve the full sentence, unlike anyone else - so NSG is again outraged that someone is being treated harshly just because she is famous and NSG is doubly outraged that all sort of politicians and pundits are making hay out of this in order to gain votes and ratings.

What really upsets NSG is that there are greater issues out there than Paris Hilton but all the news is focusing on her - so NSG has made 6 separate threads about it as some sort of ironic statement on that.

...or something

thank you for the explaination. i honestly didn't know what the charges were. and i don't think what anyone has or doesn't have ought to have any bearing on their sentencing, but i too am disturbed, not by the drama of this one person, when people who have done even less are being tortured and so on, but by the corporate media filling space and time about such things as an excuse to not tell us honestly about anything that's really going on. which is of course why the tv sits in the corner gathering dust as it has for the past six years and longer.

if it wasn't for democracy now, i don't think anyone in america would know anything other then the corporate mafia's vested misinformation.

i'm not sure i beleive everything i hear there either, but at least i'm hearing it there, when all we get from the corporatocracy is the same kind of crap they told us in school when i was growing up that people in russia got from their government news agency.

i think they used to say there's no news in the news, which was the name of the news agency and no truth in the truth, which i think was the name of their wire service or something.

so i guess this is just the usual infotainment to make us able to pretend we're learning anything while otherwise generally 'musroom farming' us.

anyway tnx for the details, probably saved me from having to turn on the tv for another six months at least.

=^^=
.../\...
Gauthier
11-06-2007, 09:32
...

:confused:

...

Kinda too late isn't it? wasn't there a whole fucking video put out there that shows way more than Paris Hilton sitting on the Johnson?

Fixed.

:D
Markeliopia
11-06-2007, 09:51
Did anyone come here expecting the city of Paris to have been occupied?

I did, but it turned out to be the 100th thread on Paris Hilton :headbang:
Daistallia 2104
11-06-2007, 19:01
thats way fucking wrong if there is a video..some guard should be bashed stupid...

Why should some gaurd be "bashed stupid" because someon in their charge appeared in an explicit sex video (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1_Night_in_Paris)?

she is a person with feelings and deserves a modicum of respect...no matter how jealous we are of her money....people suck.

She's a convicted criminal, who has repeatedly been convicted of commiting dangerous acts against the public safety, and more importantly, violating court orders, to a degree that she's now serving a relatively short jail term.
OcceanDrive
11-06-2007, 19:15
Therefore the judge sentenced her to 45 days in jail, which very few people receive, and I think is not allowed anyway, so everyone on NSG was upset about that travesty of justice and called for her sentence to be reduced.WTF ???
IcannotBelieveThizShit.

I know I would never-ever ask for her sentence to be reduced..
And I know many Generalite think she should stay in Jail (for the full 45 days.)
JuNii
11-06-2007, 19:20
Fixed.

:D

...

you got a copy of that video... I know you do... :p
JuNii
11-06-2007, 19:24
thats way fucking wrong if there is a video..some guard should be bashed stupid...she is a person with feelings and deserves a modicum of respect...no matter how jealous we are of her money....people suck.
I believe the video was a sex tape. so it's not the guard that was stupid, but Paris for videotaping it, or her partner fault, if he did so without her knowldege.

as for being jelouse of her money? never entered into my mind.
JuNii
11-06-2007, 19:30
She was caught driving while drunk and then, when she was supposed to be banned from driving, she was caught again.

Therefore the judge sentenced her to 45 days in jail, which very few people receive, and I think is not allowed anyway, so everyone on NSG was upset about that travesty of justice and called for her sentence to be reduced. I'm not... she was caught, punished, caught again and broke her parole. I believe she deserved the 45 days for the two/three violations.


So, given the sentence was simply way harsh, it was reduced to 23 days, which made all of NSG very happy.it was? it did? last I heard, it was still 45 days.

Yet the Sheriff let her out after 5 days, which is pretty normal for the average person so everyone cheered on the fact that justice was meted out as if Paris was an ordinary person.except the Judge ruled that after the second/third time she violated her parole she could not be remanded to Home Incarceration or any other alternative measures... something that the Sherriff did NOT have the authority to disreguard. (so yes, Paris needs to go back to jail, but this incident wasn't her fault.)

Yet the judge, an old idiot who 'is outraged' by youth put her back in jail to serve the full sentence, unlike anyone else - so NSG is again outraged that someone is being treated harshly just because she is famous and NSG is doubly outraged that all sort of politicians and pundits are making hay out of this in order to gain votes and ratings.because the Sherriff overstepped his bounds by overturning the Judge's ruling.

dunno about the politicians tho. any politician making this into an issue won't get my vote.

What really upsets NSG is that there are greater issues out there than Paris Hilton but all the news is focusing on her - so NSG has made 6 separate threads about it as some sort of ironic statement on that. I'd rather watch her than any other news about the dead celebrity and her kid with the two dads... :p
OcceanDrive
11-06-2007, 19:38
Paris Hilton Jail Exclusive footage

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k66epna2Sss
Katganistan
12-06-2007, 00:06
Indeed it wasn't anorexia, but a fear that someone would a compromising picture. However, that did lead to dehydration and concerns of futher complications. Additionally, she wasn't taking a "prescribed medication". Those are both medical condtions.
http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2007/06/10/2007-06-10_poohoo_she_isnt_life_of_the_potty_.html

And easily resolved within the infirmary, no?

thats way fucking wrong if there is a video..some guard should be bashed stupid...she is a person with feelings and deserves a modicum of respect...no matter how jealous we are of her money....people suck.

UM no guard made the video. A former boyfriend/fling/whatever sold a video of them going at it.

She was caught driving while drunk and then, when she was supposed to be banned from driving, she was caught again.

Therefore the judge sentenced her to 45 days in jail, which very few people receive, and I think is not allowed anyway, so everyone on NSG was upset about that travesty of justice and called for her sentence to be reduced.

So, given the sentence was simply way harsh, it was reduced to 23 days, which made all of NSG very happy.

Yet the Sheriff let her out after 5 days, which is pretty normal for the average person so everyone cheered on the fact that justice was meted out as if Paris was an ordinary person.

Yet the judge, an old idiot who 'is outraged' by youth put her back in jail to serve the full sentence, unlike anyone else - so NSG is again outraged that someone is being treated harshly just because she is famous and NSG is doubly outraged that all sort of politicians and pundits are making hay out of this in order to gain votes and ratings.

What really upsets NSG is that there are greater issues out there than Paris Hilton but all the news is focusing on her - so NSG has made 6 separate threads about it as some sort of ironic statement on that.

...or something

What do you mean "all of NSG?" Some of us think she should serve her sentence like the rest of us would have had to.
Zarakon
12-06-2007, 00:10
What do you mean "all of NSG?" Some of us think she should serve her sentence like the rest of us would have had to.

Excuse me, are you questioning our crazed generalized (pun not intended) rantings?

:p
Daistallia 2104
12-06-2007, 05:23
so just out of curiousity, what is she charged with?

what is she supposed to have done? and why do people feel she is likely or unlikely to have done it? and other then that she's pretty to look at, i mean what the heck is any of this about?

On September 27, 2006 she was arrested for a DUI. Her license was suspended in November. In January, she recieved a sentenc of 3 years probation, mandatory "alcohol education", and a $1,500 fine.

She violated the terms of her probation by:
1) failing to enroll in the alcohol education course
2) a subsequent traffic stop for reckless driving and driving without a valid license.
3) failing to "obey all laws and orders of the Court".

In May, she got 45 days in jail for violating the terms of her probation.

http://news.findlaw.com/cnn/docs/ent/cahilton92606cmp2.html
http://news.findlaw.com/hdocs/docs/ent/cahilton43007mot.html

She was caught driving while drunk and then, when she was supposed to be banned from driving, she was caught again.

Just to be clear, the subsequent violation was not a DUI.

Therefore the judge sentenced her to 45 days in jail, which very few people receive, and I think is not allowed anyway,

The jail time is common, and most certainly allowed for probation violations.

it was? it did? last I heard, it was still 45 days.

Yep, quite a while back too.

[QUOTE]Paris gets time off for good behaviour
May 17, 2007 12:31pm

WITHOUT even spending any time behind bars, hotel heiress and notorious party girl Paris Hilton has had her prison term halved for good behaviour.

Authorities said, without any hint of irony, that because of a number of factors, including turning up for her court appearance, Hilton would spend about 23 days in prison instead of the 45-day term she was sentenced to for breaching her probation for a driving offence.

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/story/0,23663,21747354-10388,00.html

except the Judge ruled that after the second/third time she violated her parole she could not be remanded to Home Incarceration or any other alternative measures... something that the Sherriff did NOT have the authority to disreguard. (so yes, Paris needs to go back to jail, but this incident wasn't her fault.)

And easily resolved within the infirmary, no?

Most likely. From the bit I caught on Larry Kinbg this morning, it sounds like it's part of an ongoing battle between the LASD and the judges/prosecutors regarding over crowding at the jails.

UM no guard made the video. A former boyfriend/fling/whatever sold a video of them going at it.

Yep.

[QUOTE=Katganistan]What do you mean "all of NSG?" Some of us think she should serve her sentence like the rest of us would have had to.

Bingo.
Barringtonia
12-06-2007, 05:45
Do you have figures for how many people are made, by court order, to carry out their entire sentence for a misdemeanor - I think the answer is, if not actually zero, then very close to zero. I've posted figures on another thread but I think most prisoners serve less that 10% of their time and most don't even stay a day.

Why is Paris having to serve full term? It's because she's seen as a 'rich bitch'. The judge wouldn't even heard of her being released if not for her fame.

Here's jumping into the cauldron but if she was any sort of minority, and not famous, the press would be jumping on this as an issue that she was ordered to serve her entire term. So they should and they should here too.

It's discrimination. It doesn't matter who that discrimination is against, it's still discrimination.

Originally Posted by Katganistan
What do you mean "all of NSG?" Some of us think she should serve her sentence like the rest of us would have had to.

Oh and apologies Katganistan - next time I'll make sure to trawl through however many threads to name each and every anti-Paris poster, although I suppose it would be easier to name the 3 who weren't.
Cannot think of a name
12-06-2007, 06:52
Do you have figures for how many people are made, by court order, to carry out their entire sentence for a misdemeanor - I think the answer is, if not actually zero, then very close to zero. I've posted figures on another thread but I think most prisoners serve less that 10% of their time and most don't even stay a day.

Why is Paris having to serve full term? It's because she's seen as a 'rich bitch'. The judge wouldn't even heard of her being released if not for her fame.

Here's jumping into the cauldron but if she was any sort of minority, and not famous, the press would be jumping on this as an issue that she was ordered to serve her entire term. So they should and they should here too.

It's discrimination. It doesn't matter who that discrimination is against, it's still discrimination.



Oh and apologies Katganistan - next time I'll make sure to trawl through however many threads to name each and every anti-Paris poster, although I suppose it would be easier to name the 3 who weren't.

Misdemeanors and parole violations aren't quite the same thing. She is very clearly shirking the law. Full sentences are not usually served, but 3 days out of 45-no, just fucking no. With good behavior she'll do something like 23, which is common.

Jail time is pushed because a fine for her would be absolutely meaningless. Anyone of us would have gotten this treatment or worse (not many of us can afford the kind of lawyers involved in something like this, we'd be lucky if we could score an over-worked public defender).

What we also wouldn't get is sycophantic apologists saying we should be released for some inexplicable reason.
Daistallia 2104
12-06-2007, 16:43
Do you have figures for how many people are made, by court order, to carry out their entire sentence for a misdemeanor - I think the answer is, if not actually zero, then very close to zero.

Evidence please.

I've posted figures on another thread but I think most prisoners serve less that 10% of their time and most don't even stay a day.

Citation please

Why is Paris having to serve full term? It's because she's seen as a 'rich bitch'. The judge wouldn't even heard of her being released if not for her fame.

Citation please.

Here's jumping into the cauldron but if she was any sort of minority, and not famous, the press would be jumping on this as an issue that she was ordered to serve her entire term. So they should and they should here too.

Pay attention to the news please.
Barringtonia
12-06-2007, 16:56
Really...too easy but I do understand the onus is on me to cite if requested so here ya go:

http://writ.lp.findlaw.com/commentary/20070611_spilbor.html

EDIT: Wait, she's a Fox commentary lawyer, let me find a more reputable source

EDIT EDIT: Unfortunately this (http://www.dailynews.com/news/ci_4627725)article is offline but it's about Sheriff Baca saying he wanted the 10% rule moved to 25% so people could serve more time in jail...written in 2006, showing that the 10% rule has been in place for some time - you can see from the page title. I can find more cites but they truly have been pasted before, I'll need to go into my previous posts on previous threads - the first URL cited above can do for now despite the Fox association.
Remote Observer
12-06-2007, 16:56
I'd still fuck her. Might have to shim her with a piece of liver, though.
Remote Observer
12-06-2007, 17:00
Shouldn't this be in the bad pick-up lines thread?

Nah, I'm sure she wouldn't have to get up.
Rambhutan
12-06-2007, 17:00
I'd still fuck her. Might have to shim her with a piece of liver, though.

Shouldn't this be in the bad pick-up lines thread?
JuNii
12-06-2007, 17:37
Yep, quite a while back too.

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/story/0,23663,21747354-10388,00.html

Interesting... so did the judge state any reason why it was returned to the original 45 days?
Telesha
12-06-2007, 17:39
Interesting... so did the judge state any reason why it was returned to the original 45 days?

The 23 days was contigent upon good behavior while inside. This latest debacle kinda mucked that up.
Remote Observer
12-06-2007, 17:40
Interesting... so did the judge state any reason why it was returned to the original 45 days?

Probably because there's a line of people wanting blowjobs.
Peepelonia
12-06-2007, 17:44
What I don''t understand about the whole malarky is I read that she is now back in jail and facing 45 days jail time, because of outrage and protests?

Is it that easy to change a judgement or the mind of a judge? That seems to make a mockery of the judicial system if ya ask me.
JuNii
12-06-2007, 17:47
The 23 days was contigent upon good behavior while inside. This latest debacle kinda mucked that up.except the latest debacle wan't her fault. if anyone is to be held accountable, it should be the sheriff. (and I thought the 45 day stint was there before her third day release.)

Probably because there's a line of people wanting blowjobs. from Paris? Ewwwwwwwww...
Barringtonia
12-06-2007, 17:51
except the latest debacle wan't her fault. if anyone is to be held accountable, it should be the sheriff. (and I thought the 45 day stint was there before her third day release.)

No, well partly her fault, she didn't have to write a press release thanking the Sheriff's department for releasing her.

Yet, if there was medical evidence that the judge hadn't received then he should have adjourned the case to wait for that evidence before sending her back, but he didn't, he refused to.

There's many faults in this case and - I have to admit - that if Paris violated the law because she thought she was above it - which is probably the case - then she should receive the harsher punishment.

However, she got what she got for being who she is, as another lawyer said, if she was plain Jane she'd be out with community service at most.

Hell, the prosecutors own wife was released for a similar offence with no jail time and a $186 fine. There's justice for you.
Telesha
12-06-2007, 17:52
except the latest debacle wan't her fault. if anyone is to be held accountable, it should be the sheriff. (and I thought the 45 day stint was there before her third day release.)


I'm not arguing, but apparently the judge saw it the other way. I can't say whether she orchestrated it in an attempt to get out of jail or not, I can only speculate.

The Sheriff, it's worth noting, is the same guy that let Mel Gibson and Michele Rodriguez off as well. Last I heard now he's under investigation.
Barringtonia
12-06-2007, 17:56
I'm not arguing, but apparently the judge saw it the other way. I can't say whether she orchestrated it in an attempt to get out of jail or not, I can only speculate.

The Sheriff, it's worth noting, is the same guy that let Mel Gibson and Michele Rodriguez off as well. Last I heard now he's under investigation.

The sheriff has long had a nightmare dealing with overcrowded cells in L.A. County - if anything he's using these cases to bring the debate out into the public. It's one thing for judges to mete out harsher punishments, it's another if the prison system, for which the sheriff is responsible, cannot cope with them.

It's all a political game of egos bruised and media manipulation in my opinion - Paris may deserve what she gets but she's caught up in something that has adversely affected the handling of her case.
RLI Rides Again
12-06-2007, 18:08
Apparently Paris has found God in prison:

In an interview from the Los Angeles jail where she is serving a sentence for driving while banned, celebrity inmate Paris Hilton claimed a remarkable transformation in her character. She said she was no longer superficial, had found God, wanted to work with sick children and had not looked in a mirror since entering prison.

More here (http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,,2100912,00.html)
Telesha
12-06-2007, 18:12
Apparently Paris has found God in prison:



More here (http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,,2100912,00.html)

*laughs hysterically*

That will last, oh, about 12 seconds once she's back outside.
British Londinium
12-06-2007, 18:16
She's sexually liberated enough - for Chris' sake, she's a fucking whore.

Oh, wait, you mean prison...I hope she rots in there.
Darknovae
12-06-2007, 18:21
She's sexually liberated enough - for Chris' sake, she's a fucking whore.

Oh, wait, you mean prison...I hope she rots in there.

My asexual friend will not like you for this. :mad: :p

Sorry.

Anyway... Paris does not need to be liberated. Nuff said.