A tearful Penelope Soto apologized to Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Jorge Rodriguez-Chomat, who initially sentenced her to 30 days behind bars for contempt but let her off Friday after five days.
February 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
A penitent teenager who spent five nights in jail after flipping a Miami-Dade circuit judge the bird went home to her family today.
"My behavior was very irrational, and I apologize not only to you and the court but to my family," a tearful Penelope Soto told Judge Jorge Rodriguez-Chomat, who initially sentenced her to 30 days behind bars for contempt.
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