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1. She needs to accept her fate of her stupidity. Suck it up, service your sentance, and get on with your life...not doing it again. The sad thing is, she won't even learn anything from this. She'll go on to do it again, and again, and again. Mommy and Daddy will keep bailing her out and the justice system will keep being leinent on her just because she's who she is. The only encouraging thing about this whole case is the judge that sent her back. Keep it up Judge.

2. Yea what poster number one said. This was probably the first time in her life someone said no to her and mommy and daddy couldn't fix it. Suck it up honey and just be glad it isn't a 10 to 20 stretch in Attica or Pelican Bay. Maybe the next time someone says you are on probation you'll understand what it means. Or at least next time out spend some of your money and hire a driver.

3. Money or no money, she violated her probation not once but twice during a 36 month sentence. Anybody else would have been surrendered by their P.O. Yeh it sucks but, that's what happens. Just serve the time and call it a lesson learned. She's not exactly being placed in gen pop. She'll be away from everyone else.