PARIS HILTON ORDERED TO FACE JUDGE !

Paris Hilton should consider taking cabs forever !

Paris Hilton has been ordered to appear in court on May 4 for allegedly violating her probation.The hotel heiress pleaded no contest to reckless driving in January and was placed on 36 months probation and ordered to pay fines. But in March she was stopped by police for driving in West Hollywood without her headlights on and was found to be driving with a suspended driver'slicence. If found guilty of violating her probation order, she faces up to 90 days in jail and the 26-year-old must appear in court to defend herself. Paris' spokesperson Elliot Mintz insists 'The Simple Life' star wasn't aware her license had been suspended. Meanwhile, a laundry basket, which allegedly belonged to Paris, has been put up for sale on internet auction site eBay. The seller claims the basket was used at her West Hollywood home and writes:"This is your chance to share in Paris' dirty laundry. Excellent condition."No DNA found inside but maybe you have a better investigator."When questioned about the sale Paris' representative Elliot Mintz said: "I just cannot think of a single thing to say."The starting bid is set at $50. There have been no bids at the time of writing.

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LOS ANGELES POLICE GETTING READY TO GO AFTER PARIS HILTON

Paris Hilton could go to jail after violating her probation.The hotel heiress faces a maximum sentence of 90 days in prison if she is found guilty of driving while her license was suspended. Paris pleaded no contest to alcohol-related reckless driving and was placed on 36 months probation in January.Paris was then stopped by police on February 27 for driving without her headlights on - and discovered by officers to be driving with a suspended license.The 26-year-old star insisted she was unaware her license was suspended and she was in violation of her probation.Her spokesman Elliot Mintz said: "When Paris called me after she was pulled over, she asked if her license was suspended. If that's the case, she and I are unaware of it."However, Los Angeles' City Attorney's Office says it has evidence proving Paris was aware of her suspension. Spokesman Nick Velasquez said the other day, "We have sufficient evidence to prove that Hilton had knowledge of the suspension, and yet continued to drive."A hearing has been set for April 17, but Paris is not required to attend.

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