Paris Hilton going to jail- weaseled out, then brought back!! Haha!!

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LOS ANGELES -- A judge sentenced Paris Hilton to 45 days in county jail Friday for violating her probation, putting the brakes on the hotel heiress' famous high life.

Hilton, who parlayed her name and relentless partying into worldwide notoriety, must go to jail by June 5 and she will not be allowed any work release, furloughs, use of an alternative jail or electronic monitoring in lieu of jail, Superior Court Judge Michael T. Sauer ruled after a hearing.

The judge, saying "there's no doubt she knew her license had been suspended," ruled that she was in violation of the terms of her probation in an alcohol-related reckless driving case.

"I'm very sorry and from now on I'm going to pay complete attention to everything. I'm sorry and I did not do it on purpose at all," she told the judge before he announced the sentence.

She was then ordered to report to a women's jail in suburban Lynwood by the set date or face 90 days behind bars. The judge's ruling excluded her from paying to serve time in a jail of her choice, as some are allowed.

Hilton was among a series of witnesses who took the stand during the hearing. She testified she believed her license was initially suspended for 30 days and that she was allowed to drive for work purposes during the next 90 days.

She said that when an officer who stopped her in January made her sign a document stating her license was suspended, she thought he was mistaken and did not actually look at the document.

Also called to the stand was Hilton's spokesman, Elliot Mintz. Hilton and her attorneys characterized Mintz as a liaison between Hilton and her lawyers.

Mintz testified that to his knowledge Hilton did not drive during the 30-day period. He said he then advised her that he believed her license was no longer suspended.

The judge called Mintz's testimony worthless and expressed disbelief at Hilton's lawyers.

"I can't believe that either attorney did not tell her that the suspension had been upheld," the judge said. "She wanted to disregard everything that was said and continue to drive no matter what."

Hilton's parents, Kathy and Rick, attended the hearing, holding hands throughout the proceedings. Both wore black suits. Kathy Hilton's beige, $3,000-plus Hermes bag sat on the floor by her side.

Reporters filled most of the 64-seat courtroom. Two sketch artists sat in the otherwise empty jury box.

When the judge announced Hilton's sentence, the reporters in attendance jumped up to leave until a bailiff snapped, "Sit down." Cell phones and other electronic devices were not allowed in the courtroom.

As a city prosecutor said during closing arguments that Hilton deserved jail time, Hilton's mother, Kathy, laughed. When the judge ruled, Kathy Hilton then blurted out: "May I have your autograph?"

Paris Hilton looked forward and didn't speak to news media as she left court. Her mother looked upset.

When a reporter asked what she thought of the judge's decision, a visibly angry Kathy Hilton responded: "What do you think? This is pathetic and disgusting, a waste of taxpayer money with all this nonsense. This is a joke."

Defense attorney Howard Weitzman said he would appeal.

"I'm shocked, I'm surprised and really disheartened in the system that I've worked in for close to 40 years," Weitzman said.

He said the sentence was "uncalled for, inappropriate and bordered on the ludicrous."

"I think she's singled out because of who she is," Weitzman said.

City attorney spokesman Nick Velasquez said late Friday that the judge's ruling "sends a clear message that in the city of Los Angeles, no one is above the law."

"She violated the law and appropriate action was taken," he said.

Hilton had arrived at the Metropolitan Courthouse 10 minutes late and ignored screams of photographers as she swept in with her attorneys, mother and father. Wearing a gray jacket and white shirt over black slacks and with a black headband on, she said nothing and appeared serious.

The celebrity case brought an unusual scene to the austere courthouse south of downtown in a commercial area. As if at a red carpet event, dozens of photographers and reporters lined up at the rear entrance. Yellow police tape substituted for velvet ropes.

Hilton, 26, pleaded no contest in January to reckless driving stemming from a Sept. 7 arrest in Hollywood. Police said she appeared intoxicated and failed a field sobriety test. She had a blood-alcohol level of .08 percent, the level at which an adult driver is in violation of the law.

She was sentenced to 36 months probation, alcohol education and $1,500 in fines.

Two other traffic stops and failure to enroll in a mandated alcohol education program, are what landed the socialite back in court.

On Jan. 15, Hilton was pulled over by California Highway Patrol. Officers informed her that she was driving on a suspended license and she signed a document acknowledging that she was not to drive, according to papers filed in Superior Court.

Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies stopped Hilton on Feb. 27 and charged her with violating her probation. Police said she was pulled over at about 11 p.m. after authorities saw the car speeding with its headlights off.

Mintz said at the time Hilton wasn't aware her license was suspended. A copy of the document Hilton signed on Jan. 15 was found in the car's glove compartment, court papers say.

Hilton was also required to enroll in an alcohol education program by Feb. 12. As of April 17, she had not enrolled, prosecutors said.

Hilton, heiress to the Hilton Hotel fortune, first gained notoriety for her hard partying as a teen. She attracted worldwide attention when a sex tape she made with a boyfriend was released on the Internet.

She stars in the reality-TV series, "The Simple Life," now in its fifth season, with Nicole Richie. She appeared in the 2005 film, "House of Wax" and recently finished filming "The Hottie and the Nottie." She also is a handbag designer and has a namesake perfume.


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It'll be a magic girl event.

A magical girl event that will "change" her.
 
It won't be a normal jail. Its going to be a prissy Hollywood jail.

Won't teach her anything it will be more like a strict summer camp.
 
[quote name='VanillaGorilla']Big deal. She's gonna LOVE every rough snootch pounding those Rosie O'Donnell lesbians in the joint are gonna give her.[/QUOTE]

I wonder what the video will be called...

45 nights in Paris?
 
My weekend just got better!

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"Bars are Hot"
 
id like to think this will get carried out and she will have to do the time since celebs always get away with murder ( figuratively and literally) but with her families connections and influence and money id bet she will get out somehow.
 
If someone wanted to make big $$$$ they would put cameras on Paris while she was in the clink and edit those 45 days into a reality series.
 
The worst part is that she had the stinking ticket in her glove compartment the whole time and she never once read it. When I was given a ticket, I made sure to read the damn thing over multiple times to see exactly what I was being written up for.
 
[quote name='lokizz']id like to think this will get carried out and she will have to do the time since celebs always get away with murder ( figuratively and literally) nut with her families connections and influence and money id bet she will get out somehow.[/quote]

QFT
 
[quote name='sonderiaom']The worst part is that she had the stinking ticket in her glove compartment the whole time and she never once read it. When I was given a ticket, I made sure to read the damn thing over multiple times to see exactly what I was being written up for.[/QUOTE]

The sentence has already been given and begins on June 5. Unless her lawyer is super-slick and finds some grounds for an appeal and manages to get that appeal scheduled before June 5, she'll be headed for jail. The judge specifically said that she must serve jail time, no work furloughs, no home monitoring, no nothing except jail.
 
this is one of my biggest pet peeves, i hate how celebrities/athletes/politicians get away with all sort of crimes with just slaps on the wrist. They should all receive the same punishments as normal folk. They should throw the book at all of them.
 
[quote name='Ikohn4ever']this is one of my biggest pet peeves, i hate how celebrities/athletes/politicians get away with all sort of crimes with just slaps on the wrist. They should all receive the same punishments as normal folk. They should throw the book at all of them.[/QUOTE]

That's all fine and good but this is actually a good example of a celebrity NOT getting preferential treatment.
 
[quote name='RedvsBlue']That's all fine and good but this is actually a good example of a celebrity NOT getting preferential treatment.[/QUOTE]


i know, but i wont believe it till she's in the jumpsuit behind bars, and she def gotten away with this type of crap before
 
[quote name='Ikohn4ever']i know, but i wont believe it till she's in the jumpsuit behind bars, and she def gotten away with this type of crap before[/QUOTE]

Yeah, like I said though, with less than 30 days till the sentence starts, it'll be hard for her to weasel her way out.
 
"Defense attorney Howard Weitzman said he would appeal.

'I'm shocked, I'm surprised and really disheartened in the system that I've worked in for close to 40 years,' Weitzman said.

He said the sentence was 'uncalled for, inappropriate and bordered on the ludicrous.'

'I think she's singled out because of who she is,' Weitzman said."

:rofl::rofl::rofl:
 
Quotes from her message and the petition.

"My friend Joshua started this petition, please help and sihn it. i LOVE YOU ALL!!!!!"

"I urge all fans and supporters and all that are outraged by injustice to sign this petition,"

From the people story:
The petition, which had more than 900 signatures by Tuesday morning, urges the California actor-turned-governor to pardon Hilton because she provides "beauty and excitement to (most of) our otherwise mundane lives."
 
[quote name='Ikohn4ever']this is one of my biggest pet peeves, i hate how celebrities/athletes/politicians get away with all sort of crimes with just slaps on the wrist. They should all receive the same punishments as normal folk. They should throw the book at all of them.[/QUOTE]


stop being so mad at mel gibson.
 
[quote name='rodeojones903']From the people story:
The petition, which had more than 900 signatures by Tuesday morning, urges the California actor-turned-governor to pardon Hilton because she provides "beauty and excitement to (most of) our otherwise mundane lives."[/quote]

I'd say this was pretty exciting.
I don't know why I care, but I'm glad she's going to do a little jail time, even if it is summer camp jail.
 
[quote name='shieryda']That dirty little slut. Her sentence got reduced:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070517/ap_on_en_tv/people_paris_hilton[/QUOTE]
How many cocks did she suck for this?

Her sentence was shortened after jail officials gave her credit for good behavior, Whitmore said. Officials considered several factors in calculating the credit, including that she appeared for her latest court date, he said.

If I remember correctly, she was LATE for her latest court date/sentencing. And her mom mocked the judge and probably should have been held in contempt of the court. How the hell is this good behavior?
 
[quote name='Zenithian Legend']Well at least she still has to shower with everyone else, right? She might like that shit though.[/quote]

Too bad David "the rules are the rules" Stern wasn't laying down the law on Paris. :lol:
 
[quote name='Dead of Knight']How many cocks did she suck for this?[/QUOTE]Well, not mine, for sure. And that's really the only important part.
 
[quote name='Zenithian Legend']Well at least she still has to shower with everyone else, right? She might like that shit though.[/quote]

Doubt it. She'll be separated from gen-pop.

Before we know it, she'll simply be doing community service and be on probation again.:roll:
 
[quote name='shieryda']Doubt it. She'll be separated from gen-pop.

Before we know it, she'll simply be doing community service and be on probation again.:roll:[/quote]

She'll find a way to make money off this. That's the way of her people. Probably film herself somehow or another in hand-cuffs or something of that nature.
 
I was hoping for a paperwork snafu that resulted in her going to Oz. Damn...

At least now we can all look forward to her next CD of prison blues songs.:lol:
 
[quote name='MrBadExample']At least now we can all look forward to her next CD of prison blues songs.:lol:[/quote]

If anything, it will be club/dance music.
 
[quote name='camoor']I feel so safe that Paris will be behind bars.

Her prosecution and draconian sentencing was a fantastic use of taxpayer dollars.[/QUOTE]

First, if she's in prison, she won't be out drunk driving. That will make some folks in California safer.

Second, I'm happy to know that some of my money (assuming they used any federal tax dollars) went to disciplining this waste of matter.
 
[quote name='gregthomas77']According to TMZ.com, she was released today, after a whole 3 days in prison.[/quote]

Yep...CNN just confirmed. Bet she comes out with her hair and makeup done.
 
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