Lori Loughlin Released From Prison for Role in College Admissions Scam
The ‘Full House’ actress served two months in a federal prison in California.
The ‘Full House’ actress served two months in a federal prison in California.
The actress served 11 days in federal prison for her role in the college admissions scam.
The five-time Globes host unleashed a barrage of insults on Hollywood.
The actress was sentenced to 14 days for her role in the college cheating scandal.
The Emmy Award-winning actress pleaded guilty in May.
A federal judge handed down the sentence four months after the actress pleaded guilty.
Federal prosecutors recommended jail time for the actress.
The actress and her husband are charged with fraud and money laundering.
“I accept full responsibility for my actions,” the actress said in a statement.
“This inequity isn’t just about wealth, it’s about race, ethnicity, culture and history.”