(CNN) -- It's a Friday in May, 2005, and Schapelle Corby stands in the center of packed courtroom on the tropical island of Bali, waiting to learn her fate. Will the beauty school student from Australia's Gold Coast be found guilty of smuggling a large bag of marijuana into Indonesia -- where the maximum penalty for drug trafficking is death by firing squad? A furrow forms between the 27-year-old's eyebrows as the judge reads out the verdict in Bahasa Indonesia. Corby appears confused. Her piercing blue eyes dart around the room -- at her family, at the cameras broadcasting live to televisions around Australia, at the ground, at her interpreter. Then reality sets in.
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Corby, then 27, was arrested at Bali's airport with marijuana in her luggage in 2004
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The Australian trainee beautician insists she was set up
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A Bali court convicts her of drug trafficking, sentencing her to 20 years in prison
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Her case has been one of the most-watched criminal trials in Australian history
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