Narita Immigration Detains Paris Hilton

[maraboutslim]

I can't believe she pled guilty. Maybe there no option to plead "no contest" in Nevada. In California we have that option and although the punishment ends up being the same, it is not an admission of guilt or conviction, it might give one the legal wiggle room necessary to avoid things like being denied into Japan!

[FG Lurker]

I can't believe she pled guilty. Maybe there no option to plead "no contest" in Nevada. In California we have that option and although the punishment ends up being the same, it is not an admission of guilt or conviction, it might give one the legal wiggle room necessary to avoid things like being denied into Japan!

I don't know if Nevada has a no-contest option or not, but I would guess the guilty plea was a deal to get the felony charge dropped.

[2triky]

I don't know if Nevada has a no-contest option or not, but I would guess the guilty plea was a deal to get the felony charge dropped.

Exactly. That is what happened. She plead guilty as part of an agreement with the prosecutor to reduce the charges from felony to misdemeanor in order to avoid jail time.

[Mulboyne]

[Cyka UchuuJin]

at the end of the day, who gives a fuck why they wouldn't let her in...one less american trash herpes spreading vagina to worry about in pristine japan. only the clap is acceptable round these parts!

[Bucky]

[Mulboyne]

...what's interesting now, is that if she ever tries to come back to japan, she will now have to tick the 'have you ever been refused entry into or deported from japan' box...

That's what I thought too but some subsequent reports are saying she withdrew her application for entry the night before she left. I would assume the whole kerfuffle still counts as a denial of entry but there's always a small chance they advised her she would be rejected without formally doing so.

In any case, she's going to have to apply for a entry permission in advance if she plans on visiting Japan in the future.

[FG Lurker]

one less american trash herpes spreading vagina to worry about in pristine japan. only the clap is acceptable round these parts!

Would prefer not to catch anything of course, but given the choice between herpes and the clap I know which I'd sooner have to deal with...

[xenomorph42]

[quote="
Musicians tend not to be turned away at Narita. When they want to perform in Japan, they have to make a visa application in advance so they will get refused while overseas. If they do get visas, then immigration generally has no reason to detain them although customs might be on the alert.[/QUOTE"]

Then how would you explain Paul McCartney?

[Yokohammer]

Then how would you explain Paul McCartney?

a) That was 30 years ago, and ...
b) He wasn't exactly denied entry ... he was jailed in Japan for about 10 days.

[Samurai_Jerk]

Then how would you explain Paul McCartney?

McCartney was busted for possession at the airport in Japan.

[Yokohammer]

McCartney was busted for possession at the airport in Japan.

Oh yeah ... that too (I knew there was something else ... )

[unkosando]

Ha ha! Go home you talentless whore!:bukkake:

[Greji]

Oh yeah ... that too (I knew there was something else ... )

Yup and he still has to apply for waivers each time he comes to Nippon, which is what Parischan will have to do from here on.

[IkemenTommy]

Yup and he still has to apply for waivers each time he comes to Nippon, which is what Parischan will have to do from here on.

Will the same standard apply to druggies Oshio Manabu-kun or Noripi?

Probably not.

[Samurai_Jerk]

Will the same standard apply to druggies Oshio Manabu-kun or Noripi?

Probably not.

I don't understand your question. Do you mean when they try to enter another country or when they try to come back to Japan from a trip abroad? Either way you can't make a comparison. A country can't deny it's own citizens entry and other countries have different laws.

[omae mona]

A country can't deny it's own citizens entry

They can when they feel like it!

See Wikipedia entry: Feng Zhenghu if you forgot about the guy living in Narita earlier this year.




Still, to your point, most countries wouldn't do this and I don't quite get IkemenTommy's point either.

[IkemenTommy]

I meant as in Narita will deny entry for those "high profile" (I say it loosely) Japanese celebrities the same way it disallowed Paris Hilton. I guess I am trying to compare two completely situations here and I am not trying to condone Hilton's acts but the main difference is that she was never convicted of the crime.

[Samurai_Jerk]

They can when they feel like it!

See Wikipedia entry: Feng Zhenghu if you forgot about the guy living in Narita earlier this year.

Still, to your point, most countries wouldn't do this and I don't quite get IkemenTommy's point either.

Yeah, there are exceptions with countries like Myanmar and China and I figured someone would bring one up but it's against international law and as you said most countries wouldn't do it.

I meant as in Narita will deny entry for those "high profile" (I say it loosely) Japanese celebrities the same way it disallowed Paris Hilton. I guess I am trying to compare two completely situations here and I am not trying to condone Hilton's acts but the main difference is that she was never convicted of the crime.

As we've already mentioned above, few countries will or legally can deny their own citizens entry.

Hilton was convicted of a misdemeanor drug offence which is enough to keep her out of Japan.

[Cyka UchuuJin]

I don't quite get IkemenTommy's point either.

does anyone generally get his point?

[Greji]

does anyone generally get his point?

Could be that he was refering to getting a passport or renewal. However, most countries have the same statement on visa applications to wit: have you ever been arrested for snorting, sewing, or bonging in public, etc. The answer to which for those clowns is obvious....

I don't know how it would pop up on the visa waiver program, but the possibility is there.

[let`s talk]

most countries have the same statement on visa applications to wit: have you ever been arrested for ....

"have you ever been convicted for.." An arrest itself is not a criminal record in many countries, except the USA or somesuch.

[Greji]

"have you ever been convicted for.." An arrest itself is not a criminal record in many countries, except the USA or somesuch.

TIJ. They consider anything a record......Also, a lot of people use the collective phrase, "arrested, or detained." Some have convicted, but I think that is less prevalent than that those who don't use it.

[Mulboyne]

I don't think any democracy equates an arrest with a conviction. Being arrested doesn't mean you have a criminal record, it means only that you have an arrest record.

[Taro Toporific]

The real restofthestory....
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[SIZE="3"]Paris Hilton gets Sushi'd in Japan[/SIZE]
24 September 2010 www.thespoof.com
Paris Hilton who is of very questionable character , was to say the least miffed today when immigration officials tried to Sushi her out of Japan.
Arriving in Japan to promote her new fashion line, Paris Hilton met with Immigration officials trying to refuse her entry to the country.
20 officials pelted her with rancid Sushi, when she tried to pass through the security area, of terminal 1, in Japan International Airport, to jeers of support from other airport staff and passengers waiting in the airports lounge.
The Sushi, which contained all manner of sea fish and red dye used in food colouring, stained Paris Hilton...more...

[Cyka UchuuJin]

Would prefer not to catch anything of course, but given the choice between herpes and the clap I know which I'd sooner have to deal with...

the scary part is i actually gave this several minutes of my daily pondering.

my decision is neither.

[FG Lurker]

the scary part is i actually gave this several minutes of my daily pondering.

my decision is neither.

I don't think I can say it any better than this:

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[Samurai_Jerk]

the scary part is i actually gave this several minutes of my daily pondering.

my decision is neither.

Everyone knows the correct answer is the clap.

[Cyka UchuuJin]

Everyone knows the correct answer is the clap.

the correct answer is quit sticking it ungloved into regularly chartered pussy.

and now that we're married, quit making the girls jealous with your sexy look icon. don't make me get out the frying pan!

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

....and now that we're married....

What??? You married him???? It's not the girls you should worry about, just make sure there're no blokes around and you'll be just fine.
You're not a fundamentalist Mormon by any chance, are you?