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Lohan freed after 84 minutes of jail

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The horrors that this poor girl had to live through after a marathon session of 84 minutes in county lockup.

 

http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2007-11-15-lohan-jail_N.htm

 

LOS ANGELES — Lindsay Lohan was a jailbird for just 84 minutes Thursday, becoming the latest celebrity to serve less than a day for a drunken driving offense.

Lohan, 21, turned herself in to the Los Angeles County women's detention center in Lynwood at 10:30 a.m. She was searched, fingerprinted and placed in a holding cell in the inmate reception area but got to keep her street clothes, sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said.

 

"She was cooperative," he said.

 

Lohan was released at 11:54 a.m. Her original day-long sentence was reduced because she met criteria that took into account overcrowding at the lockup and the fact that her crime was non-violent, Whitmore said.

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I suppose you have a problem with this nonviolent offender getting out early?

 

Should they have kicked a guy out who's in there for Assault to make room for this teeny bopper idiot?

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I suppose you have a problem with this?

 

Why even go through the motions if she is going to stay 84 minutes? Put her on probation and don't waste the tax dollars to book her, etc, etc.

 

Waste of time and money.

 

Better than that, have her pickup trash alongside the road for a day instead of taking her to jail and releasing her after 84 minutes.

 

It makes a joke of the justice system.

 

How many teenagers or preteens do you think are going to see this and think that if they have multiple DUI's and run-ins with the law that they are going to go to jail for 84 minutes?

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That is crap!

 

Do you just have this on copy and paste so you save time and wear on your keyboard?:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

Why even go through the motions if she is going to stay 84 minutes? Put her on probation and don't waste the tax dollars to book her, etc, etc.

 

Waste of time and money.

 

Better than that, have her pickup trash alongside the road for a day instead of taking her to jail and releasing her after 84 minutes.

 

It makes a joke of the justice system.

 

How many teenagers or preteens do you think are going to see this and think that if they have multiple DUI's and run-ins with the law that they are going to go to jail for 84 minutes?

I know you're a teacher, so I'll educate you for a minute.

 

This happens thousands of times a day across the country. You just never hear about it b/c it's to Joe Schmoe or Mr. Normal Guy across the street.

 

Again, would you rather they kick someone out who is in there for assault so she can stay for one full day?

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Again, would you rather they kick someone out who is in there for assault so she can stay for one full day?

 

What would I prefer, I gave it in the previous post and let me educate you, you might want to try and read it.

 

Have them pick up trash for the day or better yet, sweep out the animal shelter cages instead of coming in and staying for 84 minutes.

What would I prefer, I gave it in the previous post and let me educate you, you might want to try and read it.

 

Have them pick up trash for the day or better yet, sweep out the animal shelter cages instead of coming in and staying for 84 minutes.

Maybe due to budget cuts they don't have programs like that?

 

Hamilton County just shut down there work detail program. Those programs are nice but they don't bring in money but they sure take out a lot.

 

So should they have kicked out the guy that's in there for assault?

Do you just have this on copy and paste so you save time and wear on your keyboard?:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

 

 

Do the crime....serve the time!

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

 

 

Do the crime....serve the time!

If everyone that was sentenced to prison or jail in this country served there full term, we'd have to use entire cities to house them.

 

Prison overcrowding is not just an excuse, most jails and prisons, especially in California are running at about 200% occupancy. They are unsafe already with how many extra people they have stuffed in them.

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Maybe due to budget cuts they don't have programs like that?

 

Hamilton County just shut down there work detail program. Those programs are nice but they don't bring in money but they sure take out a lot.

 

So should they have kicked out the guy that's in there for assault?

No, as I said, they should have programs that allow non-violent criminals to do things other than come to jail for 84 minutes and make a joke of the justice system.

 

The teens that idolize her, do you think they understand the concept of local government budgeting and the social problems of overcrowding in jails OR that you get multiple DUI's and you go to jail for 84 minutes?

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If everyone that was sentenced to prison or jail in this country served there full term, we'd have to use entire cities to house them.

 

Prison overcrowding is not just an excuse, most jails and prisons, especially in California are running at about 200% occupancy. They are unsafe already with how many extra people they have stuffed in them.

 

House arrest then, at minimum. Do your full time under house arrest than.

If everyone that was sentenced to prison or jail in this country served there full term, we'd have to use entire cities to house them.

 

Prison overcrowding is not just an excuse, most jails and prisons, especially in California are running at about 200% occupancy. They are unsafe already with how many extra people they have stuffed in them.

 

 

Not my problem. As I said...do a crime...serve the time.

 

 

By the way...if I was in charge her punishment would be some tasing. That just might straighten up that immatue, stupid and spoiled litte drugy!

House arrest then, at minimum. Do your full time under house arrest than.

Ok, now you're in my ballpark ( I do IT for Hamilton County)

 

Any guess as to how much an EMU (Electronic Monitoring Unit)network costs? I'll let you guess.

 

What about the man hours to run the machine and monitor the people on it?

 

Again, I'll let you guess at that.

 

A Work detail program for a small county in Ohio, Hamilton County, requires, 10 vans (and gas) 4 Full time employees and real estate to house the unit.

 

Wanna take a guess on how much that is a year? And then how much larger and more expensive that would be in LA?

Not my problem.

And that's where you're wrong. It's everyone's problem. So you wouldn't mind paying more in taxes to build that prison?

 

A prison or jail in Louisville Metro to hold every person for the full term of there sentence would fill U of L and cost billions, you gonna help pay for it?

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