Prosecutors want Paris Hilton in jail

[Jon L]

"Another of her attorneys, Steve Levine, said, "The sheriff has determined that because of her medical situation, this (jail) is a dangerous place for her."

"The court's role here is to let the Sheriff's Department run the jail," he said.

The "sheriff" is Lee Baca, who many of us here in L.A. consider to be a political suck-up and a pawn. I can't wait until the full details of Hilton's "medical condition" is released and what shameless paybacks/favors/pressures were involved in her release in the first place. Likely it involves Lee Baca, who will likely not suffer any consequences of his obvious pandering maneuver.

Score one for the powerless public. I am 100% positive that thousands of angry e-mails and phone-calls from US to the "right people" resulted in this people's victory.

 

[bhd812]

[size=xx-large]HAHAHAHAHAHAHA[/size]

Good to know someone in the justice system is real, not only is she going to do her time but now the full 45 days!

 

[MCC]

My faith in our justice system has been restored.

 

[Dzjudz]

My faith in America has been restored

. Well, a little at least.

 

[RYCeT]

Nice, instead of 23 days, she served the full length. Bravo to the Judge.

 

[klenkar]

Dominik want Paris in bed!!!

 

[laxx]

Damn. I'd be kicking myself in the ass if I was her.

 

[stewtheking]

It does seem like her attempt to get out of doing any time has ended up doubling her jail time. I think "serves you right" is a phrase that has never been used more appropriately!

 

[cotdt]

she seems like a nice person on the radio. free her, she is not a criminal

 

[elrod-tom]

No political rants, please...

 

[Azure]

As part of the celebration I'm going to buy some new headphones today. I'm thinking DT990s or D2000s. What the heck, I'm in a happy mood, I'll get both!

 

[roadtonowhere08]

One word sums up what I am feeling right now:

Schadenfreude




Whatever goes around, comes around...

 

[909]

In general, no one should get special treatment, but I think the justice system is coming down awfully hard on Paris especially the judge. Most wouldn't go to jail under similar circumstances and I know a few people that have been released within days of longer sentences. I don't think the objective should be to appease the public or even set an example. That being said, I think this experience might have a positive influence on Paris, her friends and people like her as well as those that look up or admire her.

45 days in solitary confinement with one hour per day outside--that's going to be a challenge and nearly all other prisoners get a healthy dose of human interaction.

 

[BlindTiger]

wow, karma meted out it's payback quick. What goes around comes around, in folds.
I think solitary confinement was for her own protection. Due to her notoriety they don't want her in general population. Though, inmates stated she was whining and crying all throughout her original short stay.

 

[ken36]

I'm so glad I'm out of LA and living here in crime free Texas.