Paris Hilton - A free woman

[KaiGywer]

What the W$#@(%$#%????

She is already out of jail...

TMZ has learned that Paris Hilton has not only had her sentence cut short, she is already out of jail!

Unimpeachable sources tell TMZ the deal was sealed yesterday, and that Hilton made her exit early early this morning.

She was originally sentenced to 45 days in jail, but that was reduced to 23. She served a total of three days.

The L.A. County Sheriff's Department will hold a news conference in an hour to discuss what went down.

Stay tuned.

http://www.tmz.com/

[gozling]

yeah i hear she was having psychological issues and crying a lot...
lol
I think everyone should have their stay cut short for violation of probation for that...

guess the rats just werent replacing her dog

[dapples]

Amazing how quickly our penal institutions can rehabilitate someone

I bet she wont do "it" again

[gozling]

and remember... this isnt an 'early release... LOL
they are calling it a 'transfer'

to house arrest?????

ROFLMAO

i am so sorry but.. .why cant someone just shoot her.. .you know like those people who stalk folks and do them in... why why why cant one of them be fixated on her and her little dog too???

[Ducky]

and remember... this isnt an 'early release... LOL
they are calling it a 'transfer'

to house arrest?????

ROFLMAO

i am so sorry but.. .why cant someone just shoot her.. .you know like those people who stalk folks and do them in... why why why cant one of them be fixated on her and her little dog too???

Would you like a pointy hat and broom to go with that? I may have a couple of spares.

[gozling]

Would you like a pointy hat and broom to go with that? I may have a couple of spares.

I will take a side of point hat and broom please...

[bird1]

They said she has a "medical condition" and that got her out. she has a freakin rash give me a break . If that was anyone else they wouldn't of cared what she had.

[Jenna]

The Paris Hilton isn't free--its cheapest room costs 239 Euros!

https://secure.hilton.com/en/hi/res/...questid=148423

[smokey703]

That is pretty rude of her to leave after 3 days. I guess the facilities weren't up to her 4 star standards. Come on Paris, your room and meals were compted for christ sake, thats not good enough for you.

[Iron Man]

When you start treating people differently because of who they are, you know our justice system has truly failed us.

[spd110]

Ha she probably got the rash making another home movie soon to hit the internet titled "A Night In Solitary With Paris".

[gozling]

i think she just sat and scratched herself to death and then claimed some thingy...
who cares...
so... every person who gets a rash now can go home to serve out their sentence and have pajama parties
it will solve our over crowding problem

[Star Man]

When you start treating people differently because of who they are, you know our justice system has truly failed us.

That my friend has been they way is ALWAYS been handled. Sports figures and Celebs especially get preferential treatment. Just a quick example off the top of my head is Bobby Brown. Another is Dwight "Doc" Gooden and his MULTIPLE cocaine and VOP arrests. Yet another one is Lindsey Lohan and her DUI hit and runs. The list goes on and on. Money = your own rules in this country. Yet I arrest someone who is caught stealing food for the family and the shop owner DEMANDS charges be filed and the poor schmuck sits in jail for weeks on end.

[Claude Baulz]

It makes me sick to think she's out after a mere three days. What a joke our justice system is. A complete farce.

And I am sick of hearing about and seeing her and her "friends". They are symbolic of everything that's wrong with this country. God help us.

[1*girl]

i think she just sat and scratched herself to death

That's exactly what I thought!

[countybear]

I'm so tired of hearing about this snotty little tramp... I almost wish they'd bring back coverage of Anna Nicole Smith or something...

Chevy Chase, reporting: In the news today, Anna Nicole Smith is still dead...

[Andrewtx]

I have a question for all of the LEOs..

Does the jail facility in your jurisdiction have similar discretion as the LA County Sheriff apparently does to effectively change someone's sentence? Seems completely outrageous to me, I'm just wondering if this is how it is across the country.

[TXCharlie]

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNew...ub=CTVNewsAt11

Updated Thu. Jun. 7 2007 8:50 PM ET

CTV.ca News Staff

Paris Hilton has been ordered back to court to decide whether she should return to jail, after Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca said she could serve her sentence under house arrest.


Hours after Hilton was released Thursday, Los Angeles City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo asked Judge Michael Sauer to hold a hearing on Friday to review Baca's decision.


"The city attorney filed a petition for an order to show cause why the sheriff should not be held in contempt for releasing Ms. Hilton, and demanded that she be held in custody," Superior Court spokesman Allan Parachini said late Thursday afternoon.


Baca released Hilton after she had served just three days in jail because of a "medical condition."


Unconfirmed reports from the gossip website TMZ.com allege the condition was psychological, not physical.


Judge Sauer, responsible for sentencing Hilton to county jail, apparently did not give his consent for her early release.


Delgadillo released a statement to TMZ.com, saying he was "extremely troubled to learn that the Sheriff's Department has decided to release Ms. Hilton from custody."


He added he was "concerned that the judicial process may have been improperly circumvented in this case. Ms. Hilton was incarcerated as a condition of her probation. As a result, the judge retained jurisdiction over her case and only the judge has the power to modify these conditions of probation."


L.A. County Sheriff's office spokesperson Steve Whitmore called the release a "re-assignment."


"After extensive consultation with medical personnel.... it was determined that Paris Hilton would be reassigned to a community-based alternative custody electronic monitoring program," he said Thursday.


"And what that means is this... she will be confined to her home for the next 40 days."


Whitmore said he could not disclose what the medical condition was because of privacy issues.


"I can't specifically talk about the medical situation other than to say that, yes, it played a part in this," he said, although added it was not a staph infection.


Star watchers believe Hilton's dramatic decline in health was a convenient excuse to get an early release.


"She met with a psychiatrist yesterday in jail so people are speculating she was just too depressed to stay in jail any longer. She certainly appears to be physically healthy, we saw her on the red carpet for the MTV Movie Awards Sunday evening; hours before going to jail," Jill Dobson, news and style editor for Star magazine, told CTV Newsnet from New York.


"Everything slides off Paris and this is one more example of that," Dobson said.


Hilton, originally sentenced to 45 days in jail for violating probation in an alcohol-related reckless driving case, was expected to serve a reduced sentence of 23 days in prison.


Hilton will be confined to her home and equipped with an electronic monitoring ankle bracelet.


"She was transported out of here by us and then there was a transference to her attorney and then she was taken home," said Whitmore.


The bracelet will limit Hilton to a distance of 3,000 to 4,000 feet, which will confine her movements even within her family's luxurious mansion.


"Her house is much bigger than that, so she will actually have a problem. She is going to have to tape off certain areas of her home where she won't be able to go without going out of range," Dobson said.


The 26-year-old celebutante turned herself in at the Men's Central Jail in downtown Los Angeles just after 10:30 p.m. on Sunday night.


Then she was escorted to the all-women's Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood just after 11:30 p.m., where she was booked, fingerprinted and issued a jail uniform, sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said.


The "Simple Life" star was being housed in the "special needs" unit of the 13-year-old jail, separate from most of its 2,200 inmates.


The unit consists of 12 two-person cells reserved for police officers, public officials, celebrities and other high-profile inmates.


Entertainment insiders believe the value of Hilton's post-jail interview will plummet, as will the value of the diary she was supposed to write while incarcerated.


"The value of that diary certainly took a nose dive because of this," Dobson said.


"Now she can't write about the never-ending weeks of prison time and she won't be able to talk about her interaction with other inmates because really she was by herself for about three full days."


Hilton was reportedly not sharing her cell with another inmate.


She was permitted to take her meals in her cell and was allowed to venture outside the 12-foot-by-8-foot space every day for at least an hour to shower, watch TV in the day room, participate in outdoor recreation or talk on the telephone.


Hilton has also had to do without her beauty accessories since the prison does not allow such things as curling irons, rollers, hair brushes, hair sprays, hair dye, tweezers, razors, hair removal wax and mirrors.


Officers arrested Hilton in Hollywood on Sept. 7. In January, she pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of the alcohol-related reckless-driving charge. She was sentenced to 36 months' probation, alcohol education and $1,500 in fines.


But the heiress was pulled over again by California Highway Patrol on Jan. 15.


Officers informed Hilton she was driving on a suspended license and she signed a document acknowledging she was not to drive.


Then again on Feb. 27, she was pulled over by sheriff's deputies, at which time she was charged with violating her probation.


A traffic court judge ruled on May 4 that Hilton violated her probation and sentenced her to 45 days in jail.


With files from The Associated Press

[Terminator]

Check out my blog on Paris, and her BFF Nicole Richie...


www.TermSoundsOff.com


Here's a brief preview of my blog:

The Simple Life

It was just a mere couple of years ago that America fell in love with the two girls, Paris Hilton, and Nicole Richie, from the hit Fox show, "The Simple Life." But how simple is life for Paris and Nicole these days? Let's take a look.

Nicole fades into the spotlight, and Paris hits the spotlight, with "One Night in Paris." Paris becomes Hollywood's new "it" girl, and people love her. Nicole continues living off of her daddy's (Lionel Richie) legacy. The two make-up, and Nicole becomes a major anorexic. Paris continues doing nothing, but saying stupid shit, and acting like a dumb blonde slut, and the people still love her.

Apparently when you are stressed out from jail, you just have your people make a few phone calls, and receive a "get out of jail free card." Now she's on house arrest, thanks to California's most incompetent Sheriff, Lee Baca.

The public wants us to be easy on the ditzy twins. God forbid a police officer drive drunk...why then we'd throw the book at them. They should know better, right? When the ditzy twins do it, we support them, and argue for why they shouldn't go to jail.

I'm sure I wasn't the only one who was hoping Paris would be bent over by Debbie the dyke and violated with a large, rubber, vibrating device, while in the slammer.

She is the true epitome of a hollywood celebrity, and quite frankly, it makes me sick to my fucking stomach.

[Claude Baulz]

I'm glad the judge is pissed off. I hope she gets sent back. I saw a picture of the LA County Sheriff in a magazine once. The guy wears FIVE stars on his collar! Who does he think he is, Eisenhower?

The bracelet will limit Hilton to a distance of 3,000 to 4,000 feet, which will confine her movements even within her family's luxurious mansion.


Huh? I can see 3000 or 4000 SQUARE feet. But linear feet? C'mon. that seems a little unreasonable, even for a mansion.