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I just think everyone should be treated the same regardless of social status. Is that so hard to understand?
Get over it!
She's going to a prison made specifically for celebrities and high-profile inmates. in fact, they DON'T EVEN CALL IT A PRISON. it's called a "special needs housing unit". that's where the Average Joe goes? and who the said MAX security? she's not even serving the Average Joe 30 days. Get your facts straight before you go spouting like a in' dumbass. Once again a celebrity is paying their way out of jail, I highly doubt she'll do her full sentence, and she's probably going to be living in conditions better than 75% of the law abiding citizens of this land.
and Good God Almighty, it's Paris ing Hilton. I'm sorry your little vagina is hurting over her suffering in this personal trauma.
I just think everyone should be treated the same regardless of social status. Is that so hard to understand?
Get over it!
Green with envy, I see.
Celebrity buys many things. Just because this particular celebrity annoys you/makes you sick doesnt mean she, as a celebrity, wont be treated differently according the celebrity standard set by the courts well before her *ahem* "rise" to s om.
Lets not start a list...ok, lets....
Robert Downey, Jr.
OJ Simpson
Scott Wylan
Vince Neil
Every professional athlete....ever.
Every offense by the previous people were a more sever crime than this. Get. Over. It.
Better yet, start your own e-pe ion. Cry with the other girls about how everything is so slanted and that celebrities shouldnt be treated differently, and how the world is just un- ing-fair.
Or, you could just....oh...I dont know....grow the up and realize they are famous and you are not. They are wealthy beyond your wildest dreams, you are not. Because of the former reasons, they are treated differently by not only the average Joe, but by law enforcement, the courts, foreign countries and airlines.
Life isnt fair. Did you seriously think Paris Hilton would spend this "jail" time in anything but some minimum security hotel? Why is this some sort of surprise for you?
Im being sensitive about this? I could care less about Paris Hilton, what shes done, wheres shes going, or what punishment she gets. I got in this thread lsitening to the whiney es like yourself complain about how life just isnt fair, that there seems to be a double-standard, etc...bla bla bla....
Thats because there is a double standard. Because life is not fair. Because <insert token third rate celebrity here> will always benefit more than you or I in any given situation of comparable offense. Move the on.
No doubt I'd do the full 45 days with the hard core criminals and that is fair.
LOL i made one throwaway comment about this bull and you go on a rant cuz you have no clue what the you're talking about, then i point that out and now you post this?
Seriously dude, yank the tampon out. What's more pathetic, ing about another celebrity getting off the hook, or ing about someone ing about another celebrity getting off the hook? The fact that you spent as much time as you did to write your little rant shows what a pathetic you really are.
Nice comeback.
QQ more noob
I appreciate that. Plus I didn't have to write an 8 paragraph dissertation on the fairness of life either, so hooray for me.
I'm surprised Paris didn't pull out the "I have someone do that for me" excuse for jail time.
May 17, 2007
Hilton Drops Probation - Violation Appeal
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Filed at 5:33 p.m. ET
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Paris Hilton won't appeal the 45-day jail term she was sentenced to earlier this month for violating probation, according to court do ents filed Thursday. A lawyer for the 26-year-old socialite notified Los Angeles Count Superior Court that she is abandoning her appeal, said court spokeswoman Katherine Roberts.
Hilton was ordered earlier this month to report to jail by June 5 for violating the terms of her probation in an alcohol-related reckless driving case.
Hilton initially called the sentence unfair, and lawyers representing her filed a notice to appeal the sentence.
She then switched attorneys and is now represented by drunken driving specialist Richard Hutton. Hutton did not immediately return several calls for comment Thursday.
Hilton will be jailed for about 23 days of a 45-day sentence and will be separated from the general inmate population, authorities decided after reviewing her case.
The shorter sentence reflects an expectation that Hilton behaves behind bars.
''All inmates get credit for good behavior,'' Los Angeles County sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said Thursday. ''The inmate knows that if they behave and follow the rules, that's something to shoot for.''
She will be held in a ''special needs housing unit'' at the Century Regional Detention Center in suburban Lynwood, Whitmore said.
Hilton will stay in a unit that contains 12 two-person cells reserved for police officers, public officials, celebrities and other high-profile inmates, he said.
She could have a cellmate.
Like everyone else in the 2,200-inmate facility, Hilton will get at least an hour outside her cell each day to shower, watch television, participate in outdoor recreation or talk on the telephone, he said.
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