Meanwhile, New York Post reports Paris Hilton could serve just half of her jail sentence due to prison
overcrowding, authorities said (10.05.07).
The hotel heiress could serve less than three weeks due to a state
directive to reduce terms for good behavior and to ease overcrowding.

Los Angeles County sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said: "It's possible
that it could be 21 days to 23 days. It's a complicated formula that the
state sets down. It's possible t she could do less time.
"Our jail is bursting at the seams and some women inmates have been released
after serving only 10 per cent of their sentence."

Last year, 'Lost' actress Michelle Rodriguez was released within hours due
to overcrowding, despite being sentenced to 60 days in jail for violating
probation after her drunk driving arrest in Hawaii.

Paris will be eligible for 'Good Time/Work Time' credit, a federal mandate
which allows inmates sentenced to 11 days or more to leave early if they
behave themselves.
Every four days that an inmate spends behind bars "in an acceptable manner"
count as six days.

In other news, a 'Save Paris' rally held in New York's Greenwich Village flopped
yesterday (10.05.07) when only three protesters turned up.
The trio held up posters of 'The Simple Life' star with the words "martyr"
and "victim" on them.