She had faced a maximum of three years after being acquitted of more serious felony charges. In addition, she was ordered to pay restitution of an undetermined amount to the victims' families and serve three years of supervised probation.
After being found not guilty of more serious felonies, she received a maximum sentence of three years in prison.  She was also required to compensate the victims' families for their losses, with the exact amount still unknown, and to complete three years of supervised probation.