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Old 06-08-2007, 12:50 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by Alex View Post
It is, of course, a different jurisdiction but Lost's Michelle Rodriguez was sentenced to 60 days for a similar parole violation and after serving one day was shifted to community service and a lengthy probation.
But is that the standard for people with similar such violations, or is that the standard for wealthy/famous people with similar such violations? I don't know either way, but if this judge is simply trying to get Paris to serve a sentence that resembles the sentence and average violator would be required to serve, then he deserves a bonus, no matter the expense to the system.

I certainly wouldn't support her being made an example of by receiving a greater punishment than is normally afforded a non-celebrity in her situation. I most definitely support her being made an example of by receiving the same punishment.
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