They write that justice needs to be served and that her disregard for the law continues to endanger others. Those letters didn't come from prosecutors or victims and that's what makes this story different because when the public starts speaking up, the system starts paying attention. Her sentence, two days in the Volusia County jail with credit for time served, meaning she walked out after serving her arrest time. Drop your thoughts in the comments and tell me, should habitual offenders keep getting time served or real jail time?