Paris Hilton To Face O.J. Simpson Judge

Paris Hilton

Socialite, Paris Hilton, who was arrested for cocaine possession in Las Vegas, Nevada, last month, is scheduled to face the same judge that incarcerated O.J. Simpson for a 13-year stint in prison. Hilton is set to appear before Judge Joe M. Bonaventure for her arraignment on October 27, 2010.

Side Bar: Does Las Vegas have the death penalty. Just asking. I'm only kidding. I do not support the death penalty, because I'm loving and gentle. But Paris Hilton should be forced to listen to her irritating music, while being beaten with bamboo reeds, until her hair extensions fall out. Because I'm nice.

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Jamaica Seeks To Bring Back The Death Penalty

An article in the Jamaica Observer, revealed some Jamaicans are in favor of bringing back the death penalty. Someone close to me, who has worked in the Jamaican judicial system for many years, is in favor of it, as some do not wish for their hard earned tax dollars to go towards housing, feeding and clothing serious criminals, who have damaged society in irreparable ways.

However, as a Jamaican, I don't think re-instituting the death penalty is a good idea. In general, countries need to move away from capital punishment. Undoubtedly, some people's deeds warrant it, for engaging in conduct that can only be labeled human atrocities, but the Judiciary Report is of the belief, life in prison is best for such egregious cases.

Jamaica needs to move towards the construction of an austere, maximum security prison, with hard labor for its occupants, to incarcerate those that have harmed society in a terrible manner and to act as a deterrent for those thinking of committing heinous crimes that would draw a life sentence.

In closing, respectfully, the Jamaican government needs to detach from the British Privy Council, as the aforementioned individual has proclaimed to me for years. Not for anything negative on the Council's part, but the fact criminals are abusing it to stretch out appeals, sending it to Britain and remaining free in Jamaica for years, wreaking havoc, when they belong behind bars. Keep the process a domestic one.

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