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Celebrity heiress Paris Hilton has been released from jail after serving just three full days of her sentence.
But she will be kept under house arrest and must wear an electronic tag for another 40 days.
The decision was made as a result of a medical problem, but officials refused to give details of the condition.
When Hilton was originally sentenced to 45 days for violating probation on a drink-driving conviction, she was told there was no prospect of early release.
The sentence was later cut in half after being given credit for good behaviour.
Hilton has now been "reassigned" to house arrest 20 days before her revised jail term was due to end.
She will be "confined to her home" and must wear an ankle bracelet, according to Steve Whitmore of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
He said she would not be allowed out for parties or social functions.
Her full sentence - including the house arrest - has now reverted to the original 45 days.
Rest is on BBC.co.uk news pages...
That's an awesome message to send out to the youth of America.
But she will be kept under house arrest and must wear an electronic tag for another 40 days.
The decision was made as a result of a medical problem, but officials refused to give details of the condition.
When Hilton was originally sentenced to 45 days for violating probation on a drink-driving conviction, she was told there was no prospect of early release.
The sentence was later cut in half after being given credit for good behaviour.
Hilton has now been "reassigned" to house arrest 20 days before her revised jail term was due to end.
She will be "confined to her home" and must wear an ankle bracelet, according to Steve Whitmore of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
He said she would not be allowed out for parties or social functions.
Her full sentence - including the house arrest - has now reverted to the original 45 days.
Rest is on BBC.co.uk news pages...
That's an awesome message to send out to the youth of America.