Comments on: Inmates Already Angry At Paris

By: Char

Char — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 16:46:42 +0000

We aren’t insane. Gosh you are all idiots, Paris had done wrong so she deserves a punishment. Every other normal person in the world would have to face the same thing, so it shouldn’t be any different for Paris Hilton. She’s going to jail no matter what you say so just deal with it.

By: Dea

Dea — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 13:55:23 +0000

Paris Hilton IS NEWS!

And I agree, the laws in the US are too harsh – you can thank the Religious Right for that.

Bush should be tried as a war criminal!
Religious fanatics do not see the irony of Bush being responsible for people dying but getting off free, and Paris Hilton going to jail over a minor traffic violation.
It’s insane.

By: Christine

Christine — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 13:05:23 +0000

OMG…CAN WE PLEASE MOVE ON FROM THIS PARIS THING ALREADY…IT’S OLD NEWS…IT’S TIRED NOW!!!! PARIS IS OLD NEWS…EVERYONE IS FOCUSING ON BLOHAN NOW, LOL

By: ehehe

ehehe — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 11:30:33 +0000

“well I am a solicitor and a judge – so I know only too well”.

You couldn’t read the exam book for an “O” level let alone write it …
I bet you are a graduate from a Los Angeles City College … and there again perhaps not even that …
I’m not used to trow pearls to pigs, but I accepted to make just this one exception amerikan piece of ****

By: lolo

lolo — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 10:23:24 +0000

ehehe, you are an idiot.
Of course they put young women in prison in the UK.
If you break the law you go to prison – thatshow it is.
If we promoted a justice system that allowed the elite to escape punishment because of who they thought they were, we would develop a ‘race’ of those abouve and eyond the reach of the law – and that would be disasterous.

Paris broke the law,she will now deal with the punishment.

If she had hit someone, or something driving whilst banned, her insurance would not have covered anything. That in itself is reckless.

She probably wont serve the 23 days, but she will serve some time – to make a case and point to the young socialites out there who think they are above the law of their country.

And I know you are now sitting there saying “well what does she know?” – well I am a solicitor and a judge – so I know only too well.

By: Yu

Yu — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 08:05:48 +0000

She has begun her jail time now!

I have just sent an email to California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to ask him help her.

I really want to help her avoid torture.

Another actress, who has same DUI offence, only serves several hours in prison rather than 60 days. I hope she can leave jail soon. I hope today she can get out!

God, please help her leave jail soon.

By: Yu

Yu — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 08:05:08 +0000

She has begun her jail time now!

I have just sent an email to California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to ask him her.

I really want to help her avoid torture.

Another actress, who has same DUI offence, only serves several hours in prison rather than 60 days. I hope she can leave jail soon. I hope today she can get out!

God, please help her leave jail soon.

By: ehehe

ehehe — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 06:34:24 +0000

Not one single European country would ever send her (or anyone her age and ***) to prison or jail for doing what she did. NOT ONE SIGNLE COUNTRY. Fromt he UK down to Greece. NOT ONE. Your justice system is a right wing working class neo-chritian funadamentalist ignorant type of thing very much along the lines of this ******* president of yours. Aside form this our jails are not like yours and police brutality is seriously investigated and the officers are fuly sentced to more than 15 years for pushing, insulting, beating. LEVA AMERIKA PARIS. SETTLE IN MONACO. 100% TAX FREE AND DROP THAT **** NATIONALITY THAT YOU NOW HAVE. Tax lawyers can set you up in such a way that you don’t have to pay **** to that disgusting kountry. LEAVE PARIS! You can’t win. Next time they will kill you like they did with a few other women, namely Marylyn Monroe. LEAVE PLEASE PARIS.

By: Felica

Felica — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 01:19:39 +0000

I like Paris but I dont have sympathy for her and don’t compare Paris to Mel Gibson. Paris VIOLATED PROBATION! Mel Gibson did not. It’s two different stories entirely!

By: Sabrinia

Sabrinia — Sun, 03 Jun 2007 23:11:19 +0000

I really hope Paris doesn’t actually end up serving 23 days. I’ve seen other attorneys (not connected to Paris or the Hilton family) commenting on this and they’ve said how they’ve had people in similar circumstances get out after serving just a DAY b/c of the overcrowding. It’s exactly why that Michelle Rodriguez from “Lost” was able to get out after ONE day even though she had a SIXTY day sentence. It was NOT special celebrity treatment. It’s how they typically handle these kinda cases b/c of the overcrowding. It would be completely wrong for Paris to be punished more harshly than what normally happens.

I will be livid if she ends up serving ANYTHING longer than 3 days and I even think 3 days is a bit much. Her BAC for the DUI was the bare minimum and she did NOT violate her probation by getting ANOTHER DUI, nor did she cause an accident, injury or harm to others, etc.

By: Stronger3343435

Stronger3343435 — Sun, 03 Jun 2007 23:05:22 +0000

I totally agree. Why should Paris, whose blood alcohol level was the minimum for a arrest, have to go to jail, while Mel Gibson, whose blood alchol level was higher, didn’t have to go to jail.

By: ehehe

ehehe — Sun, 03 Jun 2007 15:39:20 +0000

the perfect reason to cut her stay short to just a few days. The sheriff and the warden can allways say, due to security resaons, and overcrowding … If Martinez stayed for 2 hours why shouldn’t Paris stay for 2 days?!
The precedent is already there and the “crime” was the same … I bet that’s waht’s going to happen … and the situation merits to be exploited …