Poor, poor Paris Hilton
 

I was already to complain along with everyone else about them releasing her for medical reasons.

They should have decided on overcrowding instead because as awful as that is, it's pretty believable and everyone sort of goes: well - aint that a shame.

But medical reasons when anyone else would have been sent to a medical and/or psych ward is just b.s.

Then I heard that part of the reason was the ruckus her presence was causing the jail some problems. Prisoners were threatening to call the ACLU because of her special treatment of things like a never ending stream of visitors, 24 hour access to the kitchen (seems a bit farfetched?), brand new clothes, etc... Some were threatening to riot or something.

Then I heard something about a rash - which made me giggle.

But - BREAKING NEWS - she's been called into court tomorrow morning! They said something about holding the sherriff in contempt of court! How exciting! lol :coffee:

I hate to say it but I just can't look away... and I can't wait to see if she ends up a "drunk skank" as somone said on the radio or somehow gains the respect of the public and comes out on top despite it.

What do you think? Special treatment? Better for everyone for her to serve at home? Are you suddenly looking forward to hearing what happens to her tomorrow? (and it kills me to say it too... I wish I just didn't care.):cool: :rolleyes:

If you're rich, you can get away with stuff like this.
That's the lesson learned from all this.
Bleh.
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It sounds like the judge is unhappy with the sheriff, which is understandable considering .

Honestly, I just don't really care as much as everyone's trying to make me.

From what I understand, in an overcrowded jail situation, like the one where she was at, staph infections are rampant. There is the possibility she had a staph infection. But whatevs...

(OOh, the best/worst joke was "my staff gets an infection when Paris...")

She was looking at 23 days of solitary confinement (that sounds awful to me - no communications for 23 hours of the day, except for her lawyer, or whatever), or the full 45-days in house arrest. I'd go with getting the F out of dodge and taking the longer sentence, too. Wouldn't you, if you had the rash and the cash for it?

"Jail was, like, totally gross and stuff."

Considering that I work in and around the jail system... c'mon. Really.

It was definitely a rash decision.

If Martha Stewart can do her time, why can't Paris?

cuz Martha's hardcore. she made her own way. as much as Im not into the Martha thing...she made her own fortune and can swing it like a club when need be. those who fight that hard learn to roll with the punches.

Paris-ite is....something else altogether.

I think it'd be better if she wound up in a service closet with a broken broom handle up her butt.