Paris out of the NICK!

[Jovinyl]

:scratch2: March 1996. I got busted In La. D.U.I. Felony possesion of cocaine Went to court went to Jail, My second arrest for the same charges just first Cocaine charge was not a felony. I was in jail for a 90 day visit. Fourth day announcement that anyone with a non-violent crime(D.u.i., posession,traffic violations etc. could sign up for house arrest and if found eligible you got released with ankle braclet. I would have been out the next day if it were'nt for the weekend. I got moved from Parker Center to another location. I was out with the braclet monday afternoon. I was on the braclet three weeks and my sentence was over. I doubt Paris got special treatment as that is offered at least once a week and those paying attention and can afford it take advantage of it. Some just do the time. the bigger your mistake the more time with the braclet. The court system is flooded as well as the jails. It was a reality check for me. I hope the same for Paris. It straightend me out. Yes and after about six years of no drinking or drugging. I have a drink now and then when I am home or won't be going anywhere for awhile. I shared that for the fact I don't think Paris got treated special. It takes some one who has been there to know that. Not what the Media makes it out to be.

 

[pahtcenter77]

"(Al) Sharpton said Hilton's home confinement "gives all of the appearances of economic and racial favoritism that is constantly cited by poor people and people of color."

He didn't seem to feel that way when O.J. bought his way out of a jam..........

IMHO, of course.

 

[Twenty20Man]

Jail is a controlled environment where illicit substances (and some legal ones) are not available.

Perhaps she got the D.T's or went into detox for her favorite pharmacutical, in that case I suspect that the jail would rather get rid of that type of hot potato.

Anorexia is NOT the only cause of rail thin bodies... and the more money you have available the easier it is to to avoid the outward more obvious signs of addiction.

that is simply not true, you can get any drug just about.. expensive but if you have the toll you can get what you want. its a sorry situation but thats how it is.

 

[whyaskit]

I just read (here) that the judge has order her to appear at 9 am on Friday in order to determine if she should have been released. :scratch2:

 

[LBPete]

This ain’t over yet. The sentencing Judge is pissed. He has ordered her to appear in court tomorrow and is contemplating filling contempt of court charges against the Sheriff's office for letting her out. His specific directive said no time off, no home confinement.

That said, early release is pretty common. The LA county jails are full to the rafters and lots of non-violent offenders walk way early. On top of that picture the chaos in the jail with her there. It must have been a three-ring circus.

- Pete

 

[pahtcenter77]

She was released for some untold medical reason (by law they can't mention what it is)

Her fur lined douche bag started to shed......................

 

[TedJ]

@%$&^ morons. Everyone else there has learned to live with being in jail, but Paris, no she can't handle it.. no of course not. I say stick her in solitary and be done with it. She''s a hazard to intelligent life as we know it. And stick whoever decided to let her out in with her.

-Ted

 

[stereodctr]

If they don't want her in jail, the judge could give her hundreds of hours of community service. Would love to see a picture of Paris scrubbing toilets at one of the shelters.

 

[Negotiableterms]

:scratch2: March 1996. I got busted In La. D.U.I. Felony possesion of cocaine Went to court went to Jail, My second arrest for the same charges just first Cocaine charge was not a felony. I was in jail for a 90 day visit. Fourth day announcement that anyone with a non-violent crime(D.u.i., posession,traffic violations etc. could sign up for house arrest and if found eligible you got released with ankle braclet. I would have been out the next day if it were'nt for the weekend. I got moved from Parker Center to another location. I was out with the braclet monday afternoon. I was on the braclet three weeks and my sentence was over. I doubt Paris got special treatment as that is offered at least once a week and those paying attention and can afford it take advantage of it. Some just do the time. the bigger your mistake the more time with the braclet. The court system is flooded as well as the jails. It was a reality check for me. I hope the same for Paris. It straightend me out. Yes and after about six years of no drinking or drugging. I have a drink now and then when I am home or won't be going anywhere for awhile. I shared that for the fact I don't think Paris got treated special. It takes some one who has been there to know that. Not what the Media makes it out to be.

I was in L.A. today, with a recent former Deputy D.A. The above matches his understanding, and he thinks Paris has been treated pretty much exactly as anyone else would have been except for the choice of prisons. She was in a facility that specializes in celebrities, for their protection. He thinks that the judges decision to review the prison's decision is unusual, and indicates stricter treatment than average.

As usual, never believe what you read in the papers.

 

[thedelihaus]

I'm all for forgiving folk for their errors- it's the humanitarian way, also the Christian way, and the Buhhdist way, and soforth.

But it would also help if the person was looking for forgiveness, and was humbled, and was trying to mend their ways.

I doubt if miss Hilton, with her numerous repeat offences (the lowdown, bit by bit, is posted here elswhere in a previous thread, with full details), really is concerned with straightening up and flying right.

It makes it awfully hard to keep forgiving, when the person you forgive keeps spiting you, offending you, causing you harm.

It comes a point when you must defend yourself or be injured or killed or ruined.

Her driving habits have the extreme good odds of doing one or all of those.

And the way the restitution system works, it doesn't always mean she'll ever pay- financially, or with jail time.

Thats what we thought we would get when a drunk driver killed my brother-in-law. She got 13 months,:thumbsdn:

I'll back you up on this. I feel terrible you've needed to experience this, and I too, have lost friends in situations like this.

On a personal note, the fella who hit me, has averaged, if spread out, a driving offense at least once every 9 months for 18 years.

His accident put my father and I in comas. He hit us doing 85-115 mph, weaving in and out of traffic, after an all-nighter (supposedly at work), and not wanting to wait in traffic with the rest of the population that early morning of Mother's Day traffic.

Because of lord knows why, maybe his father's well-established and connected business, or his brother's employment at a law firm, or because of previous incedences, his finances were moved out of his name- even his car was under his 65 year old mother's name.

He served no jail time for this 24+ offenses, his record was kept clean (his city job employment driving ambulance (!!!) tolerates minimal driving infractions), and paid a whopping $250 court fee, and no restitution to my family- who are now burdened with long-term financial woes.

He, or his family, depending on how you decipher records, have supposedly paralyzed 2 other people ( I make the third), killed two people, and have put my father on a regimen of 20 hours a week at the hospital, deaf, missing one leg, using a colostomy bag, and on dialysis as well as a shadow of his former self.




Jail time for Miss Hilton? Maybe, maybe not. Community service? Hell yes.

Anyone want to argue otherwise, I'm all ears.

 

[Fast_Eddie]

She's hot. Sorry.

 

[thedelihaus]

I was in L.A. today, with a recent former Deputy D.A. The above matches his understanding, and he thinks Paris has been treated pretty much exactly as anyone else would have been except for the choice of prisons. She was in a facility that specializes in celebrities, for their protection. He thinks that the judges decision to review the prison's decision is unusual, and indicates stricter treatment than average.

As usual, never believe what you read in the papers.

I have much respect for you, and cannot argue your points of 1) believing all you read in the papers (or the internet, or what you hear on broadcast news or talk radio, and 2) that maybe Paris has been treated pretty much exactly as anyone else would have been.

Still, it begs the question, even if Paris has been treated pretty much exactly as anyone else would have been, is it still fair?

I think it's far from fair.

My friend Jesse was stopped for failure to pay a parking ticket, which he paid, but somehow was lost in the paperwork shuffle in filing it. So they towed his car, and he had to appear in court. He proved he had paid it, but still had to pay the court fees ($250), the towing ($125), and storage ($300- over the weekend). another stop (tail bulb out) that following monday before paperwork was filed, and he was back in court a month later, paying court fees again ($450), towing ($100), and in addition needs to "see" a parole officer for 6 months- and by me saying "see", I mean he doesn't need to show up, but needs to send a check in for either $26 or $27 a month for those 6 months.

No prior violations, minimal tickets over the 18 years he's been driving, no accidents, no DUIs, no criminal violations.

No jail time, but for a working class fella, $1406/$1412 is a bit excessive, dontcha think?

I paid close to $500 once (and nearly 20 years ago now- figure your own inflation in) because the body shop who fixed some damage I got from a rear end collision attached the plates in reverse- put my old plates (stored in the glovebox shortly before the accident- which by the way was caused by the fella who rear-ended me) back on, instead of the new plates that I had just mounted on the car. This,on the day after I picked it up from the shop, about 4 or 5 hours later. Mighty tall price for an 18 year old (at the time) to pay.



Maybe the are too hard on Paris- after all, she's nothing more than a public figure that's doing crimes that others escape with as well- just ask the family of the girl killed by the 20-times prior offense drunken driver, or the ex-co-worker of mine who served 3-5 for attempted murder in an unprovoked racially-motivated and drug/alchohol fueled hate crime, and whose actions with a sawed off aluminum softball bat severed a man's spine and paralyzed him.



Maybe the anger should be lobbed at the injustices of the system instead, and how fees levied and jail time served seem to be the bane of the poor, the working class, and the unlucky.

 

[Negotiableterms]

...Still, it begs the question, even if Paris has been treated pretty much exactly as anyone else would have been, is it still fair.

I think it's far from fair.

On this, we agree completely.

She's endangering other people for her own enjoyment. Worse, she's making a profit from publicly setting a very bad example and flaunting the law.

Personally, I think she should receive a harsher punishment than the average person, and harsher still for the repeat offences. Her jail time should be longer and her fines should be huge, in keeping with her wealth.

All these factors can, and should be, considered in sentencing. It will be interesting to see what the judge does on Monday.

Maybe the anger should be lobbed at the injustices of the system instead, and how fees levied and jail time served seem to be the bane of the poor, the working class, and the unlucky.

Definitely.

 

[thedelihaus]

She's hot. Sorry.

If she ever collides with your Capri, or rear-ends a loved one's car, while either driving drunk, or driving recklessly, or driving with her lights off, or speeding (of which she's done all of), and kills you or a loved one, or paralyzes you or a loved one, or disfigures you or a loved one, or amputates any of your limbs or a loved one's limbs, and then avoids financial restitutution via powerful lawyers (tell me how many people avoid paying- including celebrities such as Mr. OJ Simpson and many non-celebrities), will you say the same thing? She's hot, so it's allright?

Will she get a "Get out of Jail" card then, because she's good looking?

What if the accident leaves you blinded? Or without feeling in your arms? Legs? Body? Does her good looks still make it allright?

If you're dead, but believe in incarnation, and come back as a mosquito or a Tse fly, will it matter if she's good looking? Or maybe only if her blood tastes yummy?

What if it's someone not too good looking, but their personality is pretty damn good. You know, they do say, personality goes a long way. If she was charasmatic, would she still be forgiven?

How about if she was a good cook? Or a great public speaker? Or if she played a mean game of ultimate frizbee? What if she does the best imitation of Bill Cosby's Jello pudding pops commercials? I mean, so good, you wet yourself in laughter?

Just musings from someone who's reminded of situations like this every morning when they wake up. Preferrably not back at the hospital due to complications.

 

[bowtie427ss]

What ever happened to tar and feathers, or a good public stoning?

 

[JBL 4645]

She could have destroyed an, entire families lives though her selfish rich bitch driving speeding without headlights on the road!

Sorry guys she doesn’t do it for me! JAIL FOR PARIS NO EXCEPTIONS!

 

[JBL 4645]

This ain’t over yet. The sentencing Judge is pissed. He has ordered her to appear in court tomorrow and is contemplating filling contempt of court charges against the Sheriff's office for letting her out. His specific directive said no time off, no home confinement.

That said, early release is pretty common. The LA county jails are full to the rafters and lots of non-violent offenders walk way early. On top of that picture the chaos in the jail with her there. It must have been a three-ring circus.

- Pete

Looks like the sheriff might loss his job and face JAIL himself. This is turning out to be quite funny now.

:scratch2: March 1996. I got busted In La. D.U.I. Felony possesion of cocaine Went to court went to Jail, My second arrest for the same charges just first Cocaine charge was not a felony. I was in jail for a 90 day visit. Fourth day announcement that anyone with a non-violent crime(D.u.i., posession,traffic violations etc. could sign up for house arrest and if found eligible you got released with ankle braclet. I would have been out the next day if it were'nt for the weekend. I got moved from Parker Center to another location. I was out with the braclet monday afternoon. I was on the braclet three weeks and my sentence was over. I doubt Paris got special treatment as that is offered at least once a week and those paying attention and can afford it take advantage of it. Some just do the time. the bigger your mistake the more time with the braclet. The court system is flooded as well as the jails. It was a reality check for me. I hope the same for Paris. It straightend me out. Yes and after about six years of no drinking or drugging. I have a drink now and then when I am home or won't be going anywhere for awhile. I shared that for the fact I don't think Paris got treated special. It takes some one who has been there to know that. Not what the Media makes it out to be.

LOL

I’ve been busted for criminal damage a few years back and served 4 months in the NICK and another 4 months on tag and another 8 months on licence. Piece of cake it was easy I could do that standing on my head . Yippee and this rich bitch can’t even do a single week without moaning STFU PARIS AND DO YOUR TIME!

 

[Fast_Eddie]

If she ever collides with your Capri, or rear-ends a loved one's car, while either driving drunk, or driving recklessly, or driving with her lights off, or speeding (of which she's done all of), and kills you or a loved one, or paralyzes you or a loved one, or disfigures you or a loved one, or amputates any of your limbs or a loved one's limbs, and then avoids financial restitutution via powerful lawyers (tell me how many people avoid paying- including celebrities such as Mr. OJ Simpson and many non-celebrities), will you say the same thing? She's hot, so it's allright?

I didn't say it's allright. I just said she's hot. It's not allright and I think she should be in jail. Sounds like she still might go back. I just heard she's in court today.

 

[Strawman]

It was not due to overcrowding. Can you imagine the money spent for all of the meetings and preperation in advance of her arrival?
I hope they send her back, and jail that Sheriff for contempt.

 

[JBL 4645]

It was not due to overcrowding. Can you imagine the money spent for all of the meetings and preperation in advance of her arrival?
I hope they send her back, and jail that Sheriff for contempt.

Well I wasn’t buying that for one second overcrowded be buggered! I smell political BS with this.

No matter she’ll screw up again and the next judge might be Judy the wicked witch of west !