xtremereign wrote:
Seriously, everyone knows about this crap. No one is afraid to explain anything.
If everyone knows this crap, then why are 99.99999% of all discussions on this topic revolving around the assumption that she got released after 3 days because of her wealth and fame? So everyone knows about this crap but chooses to bash her for getting what they know is "normal" treatment anyway? Is that what you're arguing? Cause that's the only way for your statement to be true.
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If Paris had been cooperative, even attempted to fake understanding the seriousness of her situation, this probably would never have blown up the way it did. Basically, she spit in the eye of the D.A. and the judge, and expected nothing to come of it.
What are you talking about? The three days she was released? She didn't do that. The jail system did (the undersherrif specifically). How is that "spitting in the eyes of the DA and judge?
Or are you talking about the original charge? Um. Not to be obvious, but that's the same reason anyone who's been sentenced to 45 days in the country jail for that charge is there. She didn't do anything different then thousands of other people each year who choose to drive on a suspended license and get arrested for it.
Or are you saying that because she's rich and famous that she should be treated more harshly then any other random anonymous joe that does the exact same thing she did? Cause that's what I was saying...
For the record, my observation about being punished "more" because she is famous was in reference to the apparent increase of her sentence to the full 45 days. Essentially, she's being denied the "time off for good behavior" for actions that she didn't take and that only had repercussions because she is famous. I can assure you that this process occurs all the time. The judge would *never* have ordered her back to jail (or likely known about it) if it wasn't for the fact that the media made such a big deal out of her super early release that he had to do something to correct the issue. And the media wouldn't have cared if she wasn't famous.