Paris is out.

[Argos]

She still won't serve an entire sentence. I'd bet a guitar on it.

[Baum83]

Then I missed it too. What was your point?

His "point" is that people driving without a license are not "real" criminals. Unless they run over a baby, probably.
Either way, good call by the judge to have her sit out the whole sentence. Reality check incoming for the spoiled brat.

[emperor_black]

She still won't serve an entire sentence. I'd bet a guitar on it.

that's besides the point. My post was to make you aware of the consequences of a DUI.

[Argos]

that's besides the point. My post was to make you aware of the consequences of a DUI.

I work for a police department. I'm well aware, thanks

[~K~]

She still won't serve an entire sentence. I'd bet a guitar on it.

That's part of the problem with the way things have gotten, people aren't always held accountable for their actions anymore. There is an excuse for everything. When you take that and divide punishment up by social class you degrade the system ..it becomes a joke. Once it becomes a joke then the law becomes unenforcable.....

[wilkinsi]

So when does the lezzer fuck her with a dual strap-on? Is it on Youtube yet? :ROTF:

[rjohnstone]

His "point" is that people driving without a license are not "real" criminals.

When are you idiots going to get it through your heads.
She did not get sentenced to 45 days for driving on a suspended license or for her damn DUI.
She went to jail because she violated the terms of her probation for the previously mentioned offense.
She was originally given a sentence that was fair for the crime she committed. First offense DUI, so she got probation, suspended license and take an alcohol awareness class. Not harsh at all. A little light in my book, but whatever.
She is in jail NOW because she failed to take the class and was busted not once, but twice for driving without a license, which is a probation violation.
Her current punishment is for violating the terms of her probation, NOT for driving without a license.

Most judges would make you serve the remainder of your probation behind bars... in her case that would have been 36 months.

45 days... she got off easy.

[Argos]

Most judges would make you serve the remainder of your probation behind bars... in her case that would have been 36 months.

Actually, that never happens. Many people opt to take a short jail sentence in lieu of an extended probation.

[GodOfRhythm]

Actually, that never happens. Many people opt to take a short jail sentence in lieu of an extended probation.

You still don't get it? She violated the terms of her probation.

She got probation instead of a prison sentence and then violated her probation (numerous times). She would have gotten her full time as set by the probation, but she got off with only 45.

[Jason1212]

This is funny.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APqPQuaPEq0

[GodOfRhythm]

This is funny.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APqPQuaPEq0

LMAO! :ROTF::ROTF::ROTF::ROTF:

The shot of Nicholson is just superb. "Oho, what the fuck, better drink this so they don't see me laughing"