Yep, figure the driving on a suspended license gets not less than 5, but not more than 6 months.
She did that at least twice to our knowledge, so let's start with 10 days right there.
Then there's the speeding ticket while on suspension:
VC 23582
Penalty enhancement for 23152 or 23153 while also driving 30 or more mph over the maximum, prima facie, or posted speed limit on a freeway, or 20 or more mph over the maximum prima facie, or posted speed limit on any other street or highway.
Penalty: Additional consecutive term of 60 days county jail, alcohol/drug treatment program.
Add in the driving without headlights at night. And we still haven't touched on the original DWI bargained down to wreckless driving that got her the suspension to begin with. At that time she was also supposed to enroll in alcohol classes and never did. Another violation of her probation. All of these could add more days onto her jail time and probably did to some degree. Definately within the state of California's guidelines. Especially considering she'll probably be out in 23 days now that knows acting up will extend her stay.
Because the talking heads are being sympathetic, some believe that her sentence is “disproportionate” to others. Fine. Name others that have done the same thing and tell us their sentence. The law states differently. And thank you for finding it.