holy crap!

Justice is served!

Yikes.

I feel kind of dirty knowing I'm on the same side as Al Sharpton

but she's so rich she shouldn't have to go to jail!!!

I'm amazed how many media types did an about face today and started coming to her side.

Apparantly she was a mess in court. Shaking, crying, twitching. The Sheriff is claiming she has a major psychological problem.

They're saying the average citizen wouldn't get 23 days in jail for driving without a license, which might be true, but they're ignoring the facts in my opinion.

1) This is after THREE incidents. A DUI and then two times driving with a suspended license. The last time she was speeding (70 mph) with no headlights on in the dark.

I actually heard Ann Coulter (who even though I'm Republican I can NOT STAND) say that she didn't get into an accident so we can't punish her for what "could have happened".

SAY WHAT?

This chick needs to hit some poor pedestrian crossing the street at night as she speeds down the road at 70 mph with no headlights under a suspended license before we should actually punish her?

2) I think the judge has every right to take a persons attitude into consideration when deciding upon a sentence. Maybe you or I wouldn't have been given jail time, but odds are we'd appear repentent and upset.

Paris waltzed in late for her hearing and looking like the delay was so she could get her makeup just right for the press. She blamed everyone around her all three times and tried to play stupid (she didn't realize a suspended license meant she couldn't drive )

I hope she's alright. I don't want to see her have a complete breakdown. But she deserves what she's getting.

Furthermore, her parents should be taken out and beaten for raising a child so cottled that she's completely incapable of surviving in the real world.

I think her biggest mistake was not having one of her many chauffers driving her around!?!? she should be punished for that ignorance...

I heard that her ex-BFF, Nichole Richie might be going to jail.

Jeremy Riggs wrote:

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Oooooooh! 

Maybe they can be cellmates and have a new reality show.

The Prison Life: California

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Maybe! I wish I knew what she did though, but I heard her say that she was more than likely going to jail.

JD The Jazz Doctor wrote:

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I bet her medical condition is a case of the sniffles....

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no it was daddypaidthejudgeoffitis......very serious

Jeremy Riggs wrote:

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No, daddy didn't pay the judge, that's why she's BACK in jail

It was daddypaidthesheriffoffbutforgottopaythejudgeoffitis

-- Edited by Jeremy Riggs at 18:55, 2007-06-08

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oooohhhh!!! yeah that's one that will just sneak up on ya!!!

nope. sad stuff.

From ABC News:


In jail serving out the remainder of her sentence for violating parole on reckless driving charges, Paris Hilton phoned ABC News' Barbara Walters Sunday to discuss her state of mind, her experience in prison and how she feels she has changed.

Barbara Walters will discuss more of her conversation with Paris Hilton on "The View" at 11 a.m. ET.

Hilton said jail and the chaos surrounding her sentence have made her realize she must clean up her act.

"I used to act dumb," she told Walters in the exclusive phone conversation. "That act is no longer cute. Now, I would like to make a difference. ... God has given me this new chance."

Hilton confirmed to Walters just how terrible her initial three days in jail were. It might explain why she cried when she was handcuffed and transported back to jail from her Hollywood home.

"I was not eating or sleeping," she said. "I was severely depressed and felt as if I was in a cage. ... It was a horrible experience."

The unusual jailhouse call came about because Kathy Hilton, Paris' mother, phoned Walters. During the conversation, Paris rang in on another line. When told that Kathy was talking to Walters, Paris said she'd like to speak to Walters herself.

Walters then agreed to accept a collect call from Paris in jail. All prisoners are required to call collect.

Nicky Hilton, Paris' younger sister, described the jailed debutante as "being strong" on her way out of a jailhouse visit on Sunday. In a statement earlier that day, Paris directed her lawyers not to appeal her sentence and urged the media to focus on more important things like Iraq.




Ah, I see . . . she used to "act" dumb . . . now that's over.

Jail feels like a cage huh? Isn't that kind of what it is?