A court hearing has been fixed on April 17 for prosecutors to argue that Paris Hilton, 26, violated the terms of her probation by driving with a suspended license.

The Simple Life star was sentenced to three years probation in January after pleading no guilty to alcohol-related reckless driving. After five weeks of the incident Paris was caught in the city of West Hollywood for driving without headlights and this time her car was impounded. After seizing her $US190,000 Bentley the police officials discovered that she was driving with a suspended license. The case was then referred to the City Attorney’s Office.

Elliot Mintz, Hilton’s representative at that time tried to defend Paris by saying that she was not aware of her curtailed driving privileges. But prosecutors are adamant on a court hearing over the case. Velasquez, a spokesman for the city attorney, Rocky Delgadillo said,

We are confident that we have sufficient evidence to prove that her licence was suspended, and that she had knowledge of that suspension.

If Paris is found to violate the terms of her probation, she might end up in jail for a 90 days sentence.

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