Should celebrities get special treatment from law enforcement?!
Question: Paris Hilton spent the longest time in jail, a whole 22 days. Nicole Richie for less than a week, and Lyndsay Lohan not even two hours... FOR DUI's!!!
If they were regular citizens, they would have done at least a month in jail, gotten their license's taken away, been on probation, and probably have to go to AA meetings. How is this right?
Answers: Paris Hilton spent the longest time in jail, a whole 22 days. Nicole Richie for less than a week, and Lyndsay Lohan not even two hours... FOR DUI's!!!
If they were regular citizens, they would have done at least a month in jail, gotten their license's taken away, been on probation, and probably have to go to AA meetings. How is this right?
Yes, absolutely!
The cops should keep special gold-plated billy clubs on hand to beat their @$$es with.
no
absolutely not
no,they shouldnt.
no they shouldn't. They do the crime they should do the time like any of us would have to
It isn't right. Maybe if these people had to actually pay the consequences for their own actions, they wouldn't be so messed up.
It isn't right but unfortunately they have the fame and money to make it right.
It's not. But look at OJ. In this country if you are rich enough you can get away with murder.
I don't think celebrities get such special treatment as many people believe. Unless it's a 2nd or subsequent offense, nobody stays in jail for long on a DUI because of overcrowding. It's a revolving door. Celebrities are actually more likely to get harsher treatment because they often are used to set an example.
WHY?!?!?!?!?
All that they've done is some ACTING (and some of them can barely do that right) - you don't see SHAKESPEARIAN actors getting away with DUI's...
>:(
Heck no!!!
Not just no, but HELL NO!!!!
It is NOT right....they should get the same type of sentences as everyone else.
That's Life................Money talks...................!!!
It's not right at all. Instead of special treatment, I think they should get double the penalties.
no