I think it's really funny but why is it so newsworthy it's not as if she has ever done anything. It's annoying the BBC are calling her 'Heiress' what exactly is she the heiress to? I saw a documentary a while ago and her side of the family were not left the Hilton hotels so it's not just her lips that look false, unless someone knows otherwise?
There's a lot of words you'd use to describe Paris Hilton's treatment by the legal system but 'fair' wouldn't be one of them. They could've sent her to Disneyland for a week and it would've been more fair than what she got.
Made me chuckle:o
Personally i feel American law is to tough - 1 week imprisonment for crossing the road in the wrong place:rolleyes: You can be put in jail for bad mouthin jesus for gods sake:rolleyes: Oops - Blastheme!
Ms Hilton was released from jail for unspecified health reasons
Celebrity heiress Paris Hilton has been taken screaming from a Los Angeles court after being told to return to jail to serve out her sentence.
The celebrity heiress was ordered to attend the hearing rather than listen to the proceeding by telephone.
Hilton left jail on Thursday, just three days into a 45-day sentence for violating probation on a driving ban.
Her release from the prison, on unspecified medical grounds, had sparked widespread criticism.
Hilton attended court to hear the case for her "reassignment" to house arrest.
She arrived in handcuffs and cried throughout the court session.
The judge said that she would have to serve her full 45-day sentence.
"It's not right!" she shouted in response, before calling out to her mother in the audience.
She has been held at the Century Regional Detention Centre in Lynwood, California, in a special unit for celebrities, public officials, police officers and other high-profile inmates, and has so far served five days of her sentence.
No details of the medical problem have been given for "privacy reasons".
I think she will look at it as an experience a bit like other 'celebrities' would go into the jungle. I expect we will hear all about her hell and how it's changed her life etc and the book if we have not all died of boredom by then.
I don't know if it's fair or not to put her in jail - but we should all enjoy having a laugh at her expense.
I'm really pleased to hear about this. Not because I wish her any harm; I don't, and I'm not without pity for her. But it's absolutely fantastic that a message has gone out that it isn't one law for the rich and another for the poor.
Honestly, it's not like it's the first time she's been in the public eye for the wrong reasons, she hardly comes from a disadvantaged troubled backgroud.
Dont her parents have any moral backbone? Maybe if she hadnt been raised like a pampered princess she'd now have some self respect.
Also, if she'd been tought about respecting the rules from an early age maybe she wouldnt be in "the mess" she's in now.
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i'm not going against Paris but we should all be treated the same whether we are rich or poor
Made me chuckle:o
Personally i feel American law is to tough - 1 week imprisonment for crossing the road in the wrong place:rolleyes: You can be put in jail for bad mouthin jesus for gods sake:rolleyes: Oops - Blastheme!
From the BBC new site http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6735631.stm
I don't know if it's fair or not to put her in jail - but we should all enjoy having a laugh at her expense.
Anyone else would be put into jail for the same- likely for longer than 45 days.
Overlooked by the dark lord Sauron?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Burstyn%2C_Inc_v._Wilson
edit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blasphemy#The_United_States_of_America mentions the last person jailed for blasphemy in the United States was in 1838
Hi mgw
What part of the US are you located in?
Stupid is as stupid does.
Honestly, it's not like it's the first time she's been in the public eye for the wrong reasons, she hardly comes from a disadvantaged troubled backgroud.
Dont her parents have any moral backbone? Maybe if she hadnt been raised like a pampered princess she'd now have some self respect.
Also, if she'd been tought about respecting the rules from an early age maybe she wouldnt be in "the mess" she's in now.
Was it public pressure ?
I think that is the most cruel thing about it all.
It can't be nice to be yo-yoed about like that.
My guess is that the guy who released her (without proper authority), was offered an `incentive', and the judge smelt a rat.