The lower court had sentenced her to four years in prison, including two suspended and the other two to be served at home with an electronic tag, a €100,000 fine, and a five-year ban on holding elected office.
“served at home” doesn’t quite have the same impact … then again, why should tax payers pay for her prison cell, prison food etc. when she can afford to stay at home without working?
She’s actually going to prison? Damn, didn’t expect that.
“served at home” doesn’t quite have the same impact … then again, why should tax payers pay for her prison cell, prison food etc. when she can afford to stay at home without working?
I wish
Me neither. Apparently the french are onto something.
No, she’ll be under house arrest for the next 7 months.