A day after Paris Hilton was reassigned to house arrest, prosecutors will ask a court to force her back behind bars.

Hilton, 26, is required to appear for a 9:00 a.m. hearing on Friday, where she will face Judge Michael T. Sauer – the judge who initially sentenced her to 45 days in jail.

The last-minute hearing was requested by Los Angeles City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo, who will ask the court to order the Sheriff’s Department to return Hilton to jail.

Prosecutors have also asked the court to force the Sheriff’s Department to explain why it should not be held in contempt of court for allegedly violating Judge Sauer’s original May 4 sentence, which forbade electronic home monitoring.

Earlier on Thursday, the L.A. Superior Court clarified that Judge Sauer did not authorize Hilton’s release from jail. Court spokesman Allan Parachini said the Sheriff’s Department acted unilaterally by releasing Hilton and that it “can override a judge’s sentencing order, it happens all the time.”

Sheriff Lee Baca, who ultimately approved Hilton’s reassignment to home arrest, “was in his legal jurisdiction to do so,” Parachini said.

On Thursday morning, shortly after Hilton’s reassignment was announced, Delgadillo, whose department handled Hilton’s probation violation case, blasted the Sheriff’s Department’s decision.

“Today I was extremely troubled to learn that the Sheriff’s Department has decided to release Ms. Hilton from custody just three days after she was admitted to county jail,” Delgadillo said in a statement Thursday.

“Had we been provided with the proper notification, we would have opposed the decision on legal grounds.”

Delgadillo added that he found the release on medical grounds “puzzling” since he says L.A. County jails are “well-equipped” to deal with inmate medical situations.

“I am also concerned that the judicial process may have been improperly circumvented in this case,” Delgadillo continued. “I have directed my criminal branch to immediately explore all possible legal options to ensure that the law is being applied equally and justly in this case.”

The chief prosecutor added that only the judge had the power to modify the conditions of her sentence.

Well lets hope she goes back and does a little more time because this does seem to be outrageous, the fact she would just get to go home all of a sudden, that wouldnt happen for anyone else. SO BRING HER BACK TO JAIL!!!

source: People