Paris Hilton was just ordered back to jail in Lynwood to serve out the remainder of her sentence! She’ll get credit for at least 5 days already served.

Hilton left the courtroom in tears, screaming, “Mom, Mom, Mom.” Hilton was also heard saying “It’s not right.”

One witness said that Paris was “physically escorted” out of the courtroom by a female deputy.

Hilton’s mother was later seen pacing the hallways, telling reporters, “I’m paralyzed right now.” Paris’ father Rick is still in the courtroom.

A Sheriff inside the courtroom tells TMZ that officers are taking Hilton straight from the courtroom to Lynwood. No timetable has been set on her departure.

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Paris arriving at the court house…

Just a moment ago, Paris was handcuffed and put in the back of a sheriff’s cruiser!  Story developing…unfortunately.

Holy cow, everywhere I look it’s Paris, Paris, Paris!  At this moment, the cops are sitting outside her home waiting for her to come out so they can escort her to the courthouse.  And the drama continues…

TMZ has learned that Judge Michael T. Sauer has ordered that Paris Hilton appear in court for the hearing, which is scheduled to take place at 9:00 AM PDT.

A Los Angeles County Sheriff’s vehicle is already on the way to pick up the heiress from her West Hollywood home.

Story developing….

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This is going to get worse, I imagine. (As well it should!)

Los Angeles City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo, whose department handled Paris Hilton’s probation violation case, has blasted the L.A. Sheriff’s Department’s decision to reassign the heiress to house arrest.

“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.

“If law enforcement officials are to enjoy the respect of those we are charged with protecting, we cannot tolerate a two-tiered jail system where the rich and powerful receive special treatment,” Delgadillo concluded. “We must ensure that in our city, in our nation, and under our Constitution, justice remains blind.”

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Richard A. Hutton, attorney for Paris Hilton, today issued the following statement on behalf of Ms. Hilton:

“I want to thank the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and staff of the Century Regional Detention Center for treating me fairly and professionally. I am going to serve the remaining 40 days of my sentence. I have learned a great deal from this ordeal and hope that others have learned from my mistakes.”

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