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To: wardaddy

The judge has a certain parameter in which to work for sentencing offenders. He can use his discretion while still following the law. Ever hear of tough love? Perhaps the judge felt that in Paris’ case, it was going to take more than the usual slap on the wrist to make an impression on her. She’s headed down the same path as Anna Nicole Smith.

As a mother of daughters myself I see alot of bad times ahead for this girl if there isn’t a major catalyst in her life that changes it’s direction. This constant pandering to her and the “poor pitiful Paris” attitude is only hastening her to an early grave.

If I had been the judge I would have done the same thing. This girl needs more than just the usual Hollywood style re-hab to change her life and get her on the straight and narrow. Yes, in this case I believe that the judge would be right to give her more penalty than someone else may have gotten while still staying within his legal parameters.

Yes, he may have been harsher because of her celebrity status. But unlike others, I do not think that is a bad thing. I think the judge realizes that it was going to take a harsh dose of reality and not the typical Hollywood Justice Lite to get through to this girl and cut through all of the celebrity, wealth & power. No one is above the law. The sooner Paris realizes this and takes responsibility for her actions the sooner her life will start to get better.


713 posted on 06/09/2007 9:47:57 AM PDT by conservativegranny
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To: conservativegranny

Amen, Granny!


715 posted on 06/09/2007 9:49:41 AM PDT by soccermom
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