Paris Hilton is going to jail,
but does she really deserve to
go?

'I feel that I was treated
unfairly and that the sentence
is both cruel and unwarranted'
Paris remarked, 'I don't
deserve this!' Footage of
Paris leaving court after
shock ruling! The 26-year-old
heiress wept when the ruling
was announced, and her mother<
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Paris Hilton is going to jail,
but does she really deserve to
go?

'I feel that I was treated
unfairly and that the sentence
is both cruel and unwarranted'
Paris remarked, 'I don't
deserve this!' Footage of
Paris leaving court after
shock ruling! The 26-year-old
heiress wept when the ruling
was announced, and her mother
shouted at the prosecutor:
'You're pathetic.'

Hilton has dumped her
spokesperson Elliot Mintz,
whom she holds responsible for
the situation. Hilton said in
court that Mintz had told her
that she could still get
behind the wheel for
work-related purposes, and
that her license had been
suspended for a month.

The brakes are on the endless
party that is Paris Hilton
life. The hotel heiress'
famous high life is over for a
while, as the socialite was
sentenced to 45-days in
prison. At least she gets a
break from the usual Paparazzi
Nightmare. Superior Court
Judge Michael T. Sauer ordered
Hilton, 26, to report to jail
June 5. He also refused any
arrangement - work release,
furlough, use of an
alternative jail or electronic
monitoring - that would keep
Hilton out of the county
lockup.

If Hilton does not surrender
as ordered, the sentence will
be increased to 90 days. One
of her attorneys, Howard
Weitzman, said he would
appeal. Hilton must go to jail
on June 5.
Hilton, 26, was already on
probation after admitting
alcohol-related reckless
driving and driving licence
chiefs in California had
suspended her license.

Then Hilton was stopped by
highway patrol cops on January
15 this year and again by the
LA County Sheriffs on February
27.
Checks discovered that she
shouldn't have been on the
road and her Black Mercedes
was impounded immediately.

'I'm shocked, I'm surprised
and really disheartened in the
system that I've worked in for
close to 40 years,' he said.

He said the sentence was
'uncalled for, inappropriate
and bordered on the
ludicrous.'
'I think she's singled out
because of who she is,'
Weitzman said.
Paris Hilton worked as a
farmer and maid on her TV show
'The Simple Life.' Now she's
facing a real-life hardship in
her latest role: jail inmate.
Her cell would be spartan:
12-by-8 feet with a toilet,
sink and a window 6 inches
wide. Attire will be a choice
of four colors of jumpsuits.
City attorney spokesman NICK
VELASQUEZ said that the
judge's ruling 'sends a clear
message that in the city of
Los Angeles, no one is above
the law.'

Hilton pleaded no contest in
January to reckless driving
stemming from a September 7
arrest in Hollywood. Police
said she appeared intoxicated
and failed a field sobriety
test.

She had a blood-alcohol level
of .08 per cent, the level at
which an adult driver is in
violation of the law. She was
sentenced to 36 months
probation, alcohol education
and $1,500 in fines.

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