BTW, regarding the charges of making false statements to law enforcement, with her being in jail all this time can the courts say it was "time served" and she'll go free in the end?
Sure, that could very well happen, Tis.
Say the Judge gives her a year for each count she's been found guilty of, then runs them concurrently. If she's been incarcerated for longer than said year, she'd get time served. But I'm just using one year as an example; I'm not even sure what the penalty is in Florida.
One thing's for sure: Every day that she's spent behind bars will count towards her sentence. That's the law.
