Paris's free

Yep, she left jail early.

Only three days and she's done.

Grrr.

If all it takes to get out of jail is having a nervous breakdown, wasn't don't all of these convicts have nervous breakdowns so they can get out? Oh yeah, I forgot, Paris is "special".

now she's under house arrest

Hahaha! Dumb bitch is going back in!!!
Justice finally! I'm hearing she has to serve the whole 45 days now instead of the reduced 23.
That judge hates her a**.

What'd she do?

DUI and suspended license

FINALLY!

Spoiled Brat Paris is back in jail.

Oh shit.

"Caged" Paris Finds God, Phones Walters

Mon Jun 11, 7:50 AM
"Caged" Paris Finds God, Phones Walters

Paris Hilton dropped her appeal, now she's dropping the act.

Twin Towers Correctional Facility's most famous inmate spoke out in an impromptu phone interview with Barbara Walters Sunday, telling the View master that, after less than a week behind bars, she's already a changed woman.

"I used to act dumb," she told Babs. "It was an act. That act is no longer cute. It is not who I am nor do I want to be that person for the young girls who look up to me."

"Now, I would like to make a difference...God has given me this new chance."



Walters, who did not record the interview, said that Hilton "sounded tired, but totally aware of what she was saying."

During the call, 25-year-old heiress also confirmed to Walters how devastating and both physically and emotionally debilitating her first three days in the Century Regional Detention Facility were last week.

"I was not eating or sleeping," she said. "I was severely depressed and felt as if I was in a cage...It was a horrible experience."

Her stay in Twin Towers, where she was placed after a frenzied legal tug-of-war between Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca and Judge Michael T. Sauer, is marginally better.

Hilton said that she was "hanging in there," that she was under the guidance of a spiritual adviser, and that the women housed alongside her were "friendly," and the guards "fair."

She couldn't say the same about the media.

Hilton took the opportunity to set the record straight over some of the reports of her lead-up to incarceration. The heiress, who has been wearing the standard issue orange and brown jumpsuits and who claims to be reading the Los Angeles Times and Wall Street Journal behind bars, said that, despite rumors to the contrary, she was not on antidepressants before entering jail.

She also said that, during her three-day stay in the Century Regional Detention Facility, that she was not "wailing, sobbing or screaming." As for her instantly infamous outburst Friday when Sauer revoked her home detention and ordered her back into the penal system, Hilton told Walters that she did not cry out, "It's not fair, Mom!" in response to her sentence. Rather, she claims, she uttered the phrase when bailiffs prohibited her from hugging her mother goodbye before getting escorted out of the courtroom.

The call, Hilton's first unfiltered non-lawyer vetted words to the media since surrendering following the MTV Movie Awards over a week ago, came about spontaneously on Sunday as she attempted to phone her mother, Kathy Hilton.

When Paris dialed home, the Hilton matriarch was already on the line to Walters, whom Kathy had called herself. (Walters has been among those jockeying for the Paris post-jail "get.") When Paris rang in, Kathy informed her daughter that Walters was on the other line. The locked-up Simple Lifer then asked if she could speak directly with the veteran newswoman; Walters wisely agreed to accept the collect call.

As it is, Paris Hilton had a busy day Sunday. In addition to speaking with Walters, she also had a visit from sister Nicky and on-again, off-again boyfriend Stavros Niarchos. They were the first to come calling to Paris since Sauer sent her to the facility on Friday. Paris has been kept isolated in the Twin Towers' medical word and Sunday was the first day she was allowed visitors.

On her way out of the facility, Nicky Hilton and Niarchos did their best to avoid a swarm of lurking reporters and paparazzi, though Nicky did say that her sister was "being strong."

On Saturday, Paris released a statement through her lawyer saying she would not appeal her sentence and would serve at least 23 days behind bars for violating probation in connection with an alcohol-related reckless driving charge.

"While I greatly appreciate the sheriff's concern for my health and welfare, after meeting with doctors, I intend to serve my time as ordered by the judge," she said. "This is by far the hardest thing I have ever done. During the past several days, I have had a lot of time to reflect and have already learned a bitter but important lesson from this experience."

According to Sheriff's Department spokesperson Steve Whitmore, Hilton is currently being housed alone in a 120-square-foot room with a toilet, sink and "sliver of a window." She continues to undergo psychological and medical tests and, according to TMZ, has been placed on psychotropic medication.

Baca said on Friday that Hilton had suffered from "severe medical problems" during her brief, initial sojourn into jail last week and that it was her "inexplicable deterioration" that made them concerned. He said his department learned that Hilton had not been taking a certain medication that was prescribed to her while behind bars, but did not reveal the name or nature of the medication.

The sheriff, who has come under fire for his "reassignment" of Hilton last week, has agreed to meet with one of his harshest critics Monday: the Reverend Al Sharpton.

On Tuesday, representatives of the activist group Project Islamic HOPE are set to petition the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, not only asking the politicians to launch an investigation into Baca's unilateral move but also to determine which other inmates may be suffering from emotional or physical problems and request that they, too, receive the same treatment as Hilton.

Also on Tuesday, Hilton will once again be eligible to receive visitors at her cell, and parents Rick and Kathy Hilton are expected to be there.

Paris Hilton is eligible for release on June 25

lol!

The floozy is back out of jail tomorrow, I hear... boy, those 45 days sure did fly by, didn't they?

yeah

Seymour Butz wrote:

The floozy is back out of jail tomorrow, I hear... boy, those 45 days sure did fly by, didn't they?

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You know, that hussy's REALLY got it made: they said they let her out early for "good behavior", and that she claims to be a "good girl" now and has "learned her lesson"... now look at all these poor gals who landed in jail who have been claiming that they're "good girls" now and have "learned their lessons" too and STILL aren't seeing daylight anytime soon. Yep, Paris Hilton has got it made.