Probation Probe Petrifying Paris

Probation Violation

Paris Hilton is reportedly scared of going to the slammer for probation violations. Go figure. She is a lesbian, one would think she'd like that.

Paris pled no contest to drunk driving last year - which is dangerous, then shortly after, got busted again, but for driving without a license - a violation of her probation. At which point, her publicist entered Paris induced therapy. Just kidding.

Paris the Pothead

Paris has been ordered to a probation violation hearing on May 4, 2007. Now she's scared of becoming somebody's girlfriend in jail. However, it is they who should be afraid of the homewrecking sex fiend being locked up with them.

Most of the online posting public want Paris to go to jail, stating in unison, if it were them, they'd have been in jail by now.

This double standard of special treatment to celebrities, especially untalented ones, looks bad. It should be the same laws and rules for everyone.

Paris Hilton: But I'm Paris Hilton
Cop: Who?
Cop 2: Get in the car Heidi Fleiss.

Jail prepares for Hilton 'visit'

Apr 15, 2007, 7:00 GMT - Paris Hilton says her "life will be over" if she goes to jail, it has been reported.

Paris, who faces up to 90 days in prison if found guilty of violating her DUI probation, has told friends that "doing time" could ruin her career.

A source told Britain's More magazine: "Paris says if she goes to jail, even for just a day, her life will be over.

"She knows she'll lose a lot of work if she gets a reputation as someone who has done time. Her whole career is based on her image and maintaining a fan base - she has nothing else to rely on. She's petrified.

"She's the butt of quite a few jokes in Los Angeles these days and she hates it. She's been crying a lot, especially when she's been drinking, and is scared that her life is falling apart."

The 26-year-old party-lover's image has already been affected by the charges.

The source added: "She's missed two club appearances in the past couple of weeks. People in the industry are taking her less seriously and she doesn't feel like she's Hollywood's Golden Girl any more.

"She's more alone than ever before right now and this could be one situation she can't charm her way out of."

Paris pleaded no contest to alcohol-related reckless driving and was placed on 36 months probation in January.

She was stopped by police in February for driving without her headlights on - and discovered by officers to be driving with a suspended license.

Paris' spokesman Elliot Mintz said she wasn't aware her license had been suspended.

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