Remember when we were told that she would receive absolutely no special treatment?
Paris Hilton has been fitted for ankle bracelet and reassigned to house arrest, after authorities decided to release Hilton from jail due to medical reasons, this according to Los Angeles County Sheriff's Dept. spokesperson, Steve Whitmore.
Seriously, Paris? Youre telling us youre not even as tough as Leona Helmsly? Youre saying when the chips are down, when they separate the wheat from the chaff (not only do I not know what this means, I dont know who the they is. Farmers? Whoever they are, theyre doing a fantastic job), Martha Fucking Stewart passes a gut check that you are incapable of even attempting. Youre content saying "I cannot hack this anymore," at around the same time Martha Stewart was still unpacking pinecones and a hot glue gun (sorta stale, I know, but still a nice visual).
Maybe Im being a bit harsh. After all, a stab wound can be fatal. So can a heretofore-unknown tumor hemorrhaging. Cancer can also -- Wait, what? What's that you say?
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ Paris Hilton's medical condition was purely psychological and that she was in peril of having a nervous breakdown, and that's why she was released early this morning.
Psychiatrist Charles Sophy visited Hilton in jail yesterday and the day before. We're told after Sophy's visit yesterday, word was passed to the Sheriff that Hilton's mental state was fragile and she was at risk.
It's true, the last thing wed want is someone in prison being at risk. Still, it happens. Not that different from my Hispanic gardener friend. They let him out of jail just last week after he developed a headache.*
* "Let him out jail" is prison slang for someone kicking you in the balls while insulting you racially.
i love how withdrawal is now a "fragile mental state."
bitch was in the clink for like three days without drugs or alcohol. i bet she was pretty addled. sucks to be all those regular people with addictions who have to stay in jail.
we already know shes mental, your in fracking prison of course your mental state isnt going to be normal i mean WTF .... but we all know what really happened, she offered the phychiatriat shitload of money to get her out of there...
next people on death row will be like i dont feel like being here anymore can i leave ?
According to TMZ.Com, Paris has been ordered to appear in court Friday morning and the Los Angeles city attorney is asking for her to be placed back into jail.
i guess now is as good a time as any to bring this up. who will join me in completing my life's work? it is a project that i call "paris hilton thunderdome." basically we build a thunderdome in my backyard, get drunk, and then i fight her to death. who's in?
murderbymatt said:
i guess now is as good a time as any to bring this up. who will join me in completing my life's work? it is a project that i call "paris hilton thunderdome." basically we build a thunderdome in my backyard, get drunk, and then i fight her to death. who's in?
OOHH!!!!! THE LITTLE BITCH COULDN'T TAKE PRISON. POOR BABY...HOUSE ARREST IN A BILLION DOLLAR MANSION. WHAT A JOKE
I HOPE THAT JUDGE INCREASES HER SENTENCE AND SENDS HER BACK.
I JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND THE OBSESSION WITH THIS HUMAN PIECE OF SHIT. WHAT A WASTE OF SPACE.
LOVE THE THUNDERDOME IDEA . DOWN WITH THAT FUCKIN' BITCH
She got off so easy even IN jail. Here, first offense driving while suspended is IMEDIATE arrest and booking and there's no turning yourself in later, followed by 60 days in jail. since she was also on probaton, she would have gotten whatever the max for a DUI is, either 6 months or a year, probably, because probation is an alternative t jail and if you violate you fucking do the time your were suppsed to do probation to avoid. By givign her a short sentence to begin with, then cutting it down, and now she doesn't have to do the time?????
Money talks, I guess.
Plus she was late for court. Contempt of court; another probation violation; by that she should have gotten at least a yar for showing TOTAL disregard and disrespect for the court and the judge. There have been a few things in the news lately about which I've been talking with a local judge, and she said in her court Paris would have been remanded to jail without bond the second she showed up late.
And I seem to recall that she'd already been pulled over with no license before and let go. Ludicrous. She was treated special from the getgo.
With all that, she'd have gotten at least a year in jail, and possibly actual prison, 'cause multiple VOPs could have gotten her 2 years prison time.
As already noted above, there is movement to have this action reversed.
Hours after Paris Hilton was sprung from jail and placed under house arrest for an unspecified "medical condition," the Los Angeles City's Attorney's Office wants to send her back.
Prosecutors filed court papers Thursday evening with the judge who originally sentenced the heiress to 45 days in jail requesting that the country sheriff's department return her to custody and that the department show cause as to why it shouldn't be held in contempt of court for letting her go in the first place. (Read the order here.)
In response, the Sheriff's Department has been ordered to bring Hilton to court Friday at 9 a.m. for a hearing on the matter.
With the approval of Sheriff Lee Baca, Hilton was released from the Century Regional Detention Facility shortly after midnight, fitted with a monitoring ankle bracelet and ordered confined to her 2,700-square-foot Hollywood Hills home for the next 40 days.
While she's still technically being punished, the move caused an immediate outcry by everyone from The View's Elisabeth Hasselbeck to L.A. city officials who perceived the sheriff's actions as an affront to the justice system, especially since Superior Court Judge Michael Sauer had specifically ordered that the Simple Life star not be given alternative custody or electronic monitoring.
City attorney spokesman Nick Velasquez said earlier Thursday that the office had been "inundated with calls and emails form people," with "100 percent of them" angry about Hilton's release.
L.A. City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo said today that he was "extremely troubled" by the sheriff's decision and had asked his prosecutors to "immediately explore all possible legal options to ensure that the law is being applied equally and justly in this case."
Although the exact terms of her in-house confinement are unknown_who's allowed to visit, whether she can entertain, etc._most people are figuring that whatever goes on is going to be a pretty posh alternative to spending the next 19 days in a county lockup.
Hilton was supposed to serve 23 days at the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, California, for violating her probation on a drunken driving charge by driving several times with a suspended license.
"This makes a mockery of due process, and you're dealing with a spoiled brat, acting out to get her way instead of serving her time as was adjudicated by the courts," L.A. County Supervisor Mike Antonovich told reporters. "She should pay the consequences for her actions and what's happened_she's now going home to her estate."
Which, according to a close childhood pal of Hilton's, will be abuzz tonight with friends and family to welcome her home.
"It's just friends and hanging out and giving her hugs and kisses and stuff like that, so I hope that I can be a part of it, but we'll see," Caroline D'Amore told E! News' Samantha Harris, adding that she had been trying to reach Hilton since Wednesday night but that the socialite's text messaging and voicemail inboxes were full.
D'Amore also said that she understood why Hilton reportedly had such a hard time of it behind bars, however brief her stay.
"One of my dearest friends was in jail for 24 hours," she told Harris. "Called me crying hysterically, said it was one of the worst, most vile, disgusting things on the planet She was a changed person, and she was only there for 24 hours."
A source told People that Hilton, who was visited by her psychiatrist during her short stint in jail, was crying all the time and, unable to sleep, appeared exhausted and unkempt.
Various media outlets reported seeing Kathy and Rick Hilton arrive at their daughter's West Hollywood residence today, with Kathy Hilton telling Extra they were "happy to have her home."
She is the mistress of manimulation. And, I mean this in a good way. She's better at it than any U.N. negotiator we ever had. She knows that the Western court systems are not law, but perception. A local ADA and lifelong friend of mine, said there are two things you will never see in a court of law: the law or the whole truth. Scarlet O'Hara smiled sweetly, Paris puked. Two forms of political posturing, same result. I for one am proud of her.
Alfaduetto
TheCoolerKing
NEWSWIRE
Los Angeles, CA
JUN 07, 2007 02:55 PM