tim14smith's blog: "paris hilton"

6-8-07 6:28pm PST:

PARIS HILTON UPDATE:

- How LA Attorney's Office Convinced Angry Judge to Send Hilton Back

- Judge Sauer Remands Paris Hilton's Sentence; Hilton Taken Screaming and Kicking From Courtroom Back to Jail

- LA Attorney and Judge File Order To Have Hilton Appear Back in Court

- Paris Hilton's Sentence Reduced Before She Goes to Jail


Note: The media was in a frenzy this morning (June 8th) over the fact that Paris Hilton was being taken to the hearing in police custody. MTB reported this last night after we obtained the city attorney's motion which specifically stated that Hilton would be taken into police custody. So why was it such a BIG NEWS item this morning? Because CNN read my blog. I can prove it. Anyways, yet another scoop for MTB! :-D





The following is the original story from 6-4-07

Hollywood Heiress Checks In To Clink Early, Not-So-Hot Mugshot, Video Shows Paris with mysterious guy, more photographs, plus discussion, arrest photos and Paris has Advice for Young People (LOL!)

- Arrest photos
- Video Paris going to jail
- Official arrest report
- Official mugshot
- Parodies of Paris' Jail Fashion

Stay tuned to Paris Jail Updates and more from MTB

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Colorado "High" School Buying Back Yearbooks From Students For Drug Content
May 27, 2007



High school yearbooks are supposed to be a treasured compilation of school friends' portraits, various school event photos, quotations and remembrances, best ofs and nots and highlights of student academics and extra curricular activities.

But the Conifer, Colorado high school class of 2007, got an extra surprise this year in their yearbook. A number of pages in the yearbook include photographs of students smoking marijuana and consuming alcohol.

The photographs are accompanied with text and quotes that school officials say clearly condone smoking pot and illegal drinking of booze.

However, if the issue is taken up by a group like the ACLU, then it may become a free speech case to keep an eye on.

Yet, as the infamous Hazelwood case of 1987 reminds us, students have limited protections under the Constitution when the school room is equated in to the picture.

- Watch a video report of the controversy
- View 12 controversial images from the Conifer High School yearbook
- Read the apology from the teacher in charge of the yearbook