On Tuesday, a judge denied Nick Hogan’s request to serve his jail sentence under house arrest ’til he’s 18 years old.
Well, seems like the whiney baby is going to file lawsuits until he gets his way (which we hope is never).
According to a recent report, in a NEW civil lawsuit against Pinellas County Sheriff Jim Coats, Hogan’s attorneys claim the 17-year-old is being “forced to endure solitary confinement.”
Sheriff’s officials say they are housing Nick properly, as a minor serving time in an adult facility.
Like other inmates, this is little bitch Hogan’s schedule:
– 6 hours a day in the Inmate Property Devision, Monday-Friday
– 3 hours a week in video visitation
– Unlimited attorney visits
– 1 hour of recreation per day
Not exactly complete solitude, right?
The lawsuit goes on to say whine-o is suffering “extreme emotional distress” because of the release of his jailhouse phone calls, as well as the surveillance video showing his parents visiting him in jail.
The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office says the calls and video are classified as public record and media outlets have the right to them.
But, Baby Hogan’s attorneys want the law to be interpreted differently for their client.
They say the release of the public records is causing baby bitch “irreprerable harm by, among other things, impending ability to defend himself in the civil lawsuit” filed against him by the family of his supposed ‘best friend’ who’s brain dead because of baby bitch, John Graziano.
Hogan’s also asking a judge to rule his phone calls and surveillance video in the visitation area are not considered public records.
We hope the Florida courts tell him just to shut the eff up and get on with his sentence!