Elizabeth Holmes Should Get 15 Years’ Prison for Fraud, US Says

Guess her attorneys had to make a run at getting a short house arrest and community service sentence but that request sure makes her look even less remorseful for her actions. Plus, as we discovered with Jussie Smollett, community service can be an absolute joke of a punishment. Hanging out with people who love you while you provide 'professional services' is not much of a punishment.

For someone like Holmes, perhaps something like working in a community health clinic in a disadvantaged community would be an appropriate community service sentence (after incarceration) and help her see that there is a bigger world out there than the insular one world of privilege she lived in.