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46. I am wondering if people in the LA Sherrif's office can count? If she can have one day off of her sentence for each 4 days of good behavior, how do they get 23 days? 45 divided by 4 is 11.25, subtract that from 45 and you get 33.75. which in the real world would be looked at as 34.

Posted at 9:14AM on Jun 9th 2007 by Icancount

47. Poor little rich girl, has to take her punishment like everyone else. I read somewhere that initially, Paris' Attorney tried to take the blame for her parole violation by saying he didn't tell Paris that her license was suspended. Hello!!! When you are an adult you are responsible for your own actions and affairs, even if you are rich. It is no one else's responsibility but hers to know what she is supposed to do. That is just refusing to take responsibility for her actions by blaming someone else. I agree with the City Attorney that the Sheriff should not have made any decision to send her home. That is the Judge's job. Also, it does not help her learn to take responsibility when everyone feels sorry for her. She broke the law then thumbed her nose at it twice. Now she is facing the consequences. In some towns, DUI go directly to jail on the first offense. So all this crap about no one ever getting jail time is bull. The only reason everyone even cares is because she is rich. Well, having money does not entitle you to get away with breaking the law. Allowing her to serve her time at home, with all her freinds hanging out and being able to do what she wants is not punishment. Everyone needs to get a life and stop condoneing stars behavior. No matter what your financial status or notoriety, the law is for everyone.

Posted at 3:55PM on Jun 10th 2007 by Beenie46

48. All this is a big joke.#12 ur absolutely right, Paris only appeared to be hand cuff, with a careful eye I can see for a split second her arms become undone. This guy who run TMZ have become a advocate for the Hilton family. The rich is being treated differently.

Posted at 9:20AM on Jun 9th 2007 by justice

49. I don't quite get how so many people can feel sorry for her. Let the average Joe try to get away with what she has and I guarantee the judicial system would not be so nice. She knowingly violated the terms of her probation, and unless she's a complete idiot...she knew this. Ya wanna play, then you pay...only this time her money won't help her. I'm glad there's finally a judge with some balls out there that couldn't be steered away from his ruling.

Honestly, why is she even considered a celebrity? She's rich, but she hasn't done squat to be a real celebrity. Amateur porn star maybe but please, her reality show blows chunks and there used to be a time when money didn't equal celebrity status, it just meant you were rich. She is famous for all the wrong reasons, none of which should be celebrated, but I guess that goes to show how far society has slipped along with the level of acceptance we allow.

Posted at 9:26AM on Jun 9th 2007 by Dap

50. paris is back in lockdown AND she is being put under a psyc treatment! HELL YEA there is something wrong w/ that broad! IT"S called being "A SPOILED BITCH" syndrome!and finally -FINALLY-someone is getting the hint! HELL, lock her damn mother up too!ONE LESS bimbo we have to look at----i saw the pix of her crying-(man she looked fat in the one i saw)sooo fricken what!!!! DON'T DO THE CRIME,IF YOU CAN'T DO THE TIME!!!!

Posted at 9:37AM on Jun 9th 2007 by that's just to DAMN bad

51. If Richard Hutton is such a "mega-lawyer", as you say, then why is his client, a Hilton, in the slammer for a DUI?

Posted at 9:40AM on Jun 9th 2007 by Laurie

52. hey, she's NOT above the law! money doesn't buy freedom. I would expect to be put in jail and serve my time if i did what she pulled. I do not feel sorry for her at all. She's acting like this is a sentence of a lifetime. It's only a lousy 40 days. Just do your time and be done with it. When this is all said and done, you know this will enhance her career, which is discusting
already.

Posted at 2:04PM on Jun 9th 2007 by Tim

53. YOUR VIDEO SHOWS THAT MS. HILTON DID NOT HAVE CUFFS ON WHEN ENTERING THE CRUISER. GET IT RIGHT!

Posted at 6:43PM on Jun 9th 2007 by steve

54. I'LL TRY AGAIN:

SHE WAS NOT IN CUFFS. WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR INFO.

TRY POSTING THIS ONE...

Posted at 10:06AM on Jun 9th 2007 by steve

55. No make-up and real tears (Drudge Report Photos). Interesting! Now the REAL reality show begins and, hopefully, will last longer this time around. Wake up and smell the coffee ya little Bratz girl.

Posted at 10:11AM on Jun 9th 2007 by Roger C

56. For sure she should be back in jail but only to serve out the 20 somthing days, not 44. (She won;t sevrve more than 14) Wannna Bet

Posted at 4:00PM on Jun 9th 2007 by Cozmo

57. This should be an episode of the simple life. What comes around, goes around.

Posted at 8:16AM on Jun 10th 2007 by Dottie Johnson

58. Somebody call the WHAABULANCE

Posted at 3:59PM on Jun 9th 2007 by Cozmo

59. Dear Paris

I just got back from Fortunes in Croydon. Great music, everybody had a good time and quite a few people got drunk - but it was a good night.

I hope you also had a great Saturday evening. Oh, I forgot. You're locked up in your little cold cell. I guess that's what happens when you're a naughty little girl, eh? Maybe I'll send you a photo of my group so you can put it up on your cell wall, as you count the hours ticking away.

Posted at 10:08AM on Jun 9th 2007 by Neil Jenkins

60. How much of Paris Hilton's reincarceration was about her being a FEMALE and not just a celebrity? Similar to Martha Stewart's incarceration, I question whether a male celebrity would've received the same harsh treatment. The judicial system is more apt to make examples out of female celebs. Because not only are men threatened by a woman with power, but other women have animosity towards them as well. Meanwhile, OJ and Michael Jackson go free. Explain that.

Posted at 10:12AM on Jun 9th 2007 by Rhonda from Florida