does anyone agree 11 months and 2 years supervised release is too much?
http://inhome.rediff.com/movies/2005/sep/15holly.htm
Paris Hilton's 'hacker' sent to the slammer
It doesn't pay to pry into celebs' personal lives, as a 17-year-old boy, who hacked Paris Hilton's account and posted her personal contacts on the Internet, found out to his horror yesterday, with a court sentencing him to 11 months in prison.
The boy, whose identity has not been disclosed, broke into T-Mobile's internal database in January and hijacked Hilton's phone numbers and text messages, which he subsequently posted on the Net.
This led to hordes of crank calls to her friends, including Eminem and Avril Lavigne, and left the embarrassed Hotel heiress apologising profusely to all the affected people.
According to Eonline! quoting Washington Post, the boy, who pleaded guilty on nine counts of juvenile delinquency, will be on supervised release for two years, during which time he must stay away from computers and any device that can connect to the Internet
http://inhome.rediff.com/movies/2005/sep/15holly.htm
Paris Hilton's 'hacker' sent to the slammer
It doesn't pay to pry into celebs' personal lives, as a 17-year-old boy, who hacked Paris Hilton's account and posted her personal contacts on the Internet, found out to his horror yesterday, with a court sentencing him to 11 months in prison.
The boy, whose identity has not been disclosed, broke into T-Mobile's internal database in January and hijacked Hilton's phone numbers and text messages, which he subsequently posted on the Net.
This led to hordes of crank calls to her friends, including Eminem and Avril Lavigne, and left the embarrassed Hotel heiress apologising profusely to all the affected people.
According to Eonline! quoting Washington Post, the boy, who pleaded guilty on nine counts of juvenile delinquency, will be on supervised release for two years, during which time he must stay away from computers and any device that can connect to the Internet
