WHITFIELD: Actress Felicity Huffman is out of prison after serving the 11 days of a two-week sentence she received in the college admissions scandal. CNN's Alexandra Field has the latest.</s>ALEXANDRA FIELD, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Actress Felicity Huffman is now a free woman, released from federal prison on Friday, no longer and inmate. She was serving time in a northern California prison, sentenced to 14 days behind bars. In the end she served just 11 days. The Bureau of Prisons explains she was given a one-day credit for the day she was processed, and they say it's normal to release inmates on Friday when they are scheduled to be released on a weekend day. Huffman would have otherwise been released on a Sunday. Huffman is one of the 52 people who have been charged in relation to the nation's largest college admissions scandal, 29 of them, including Huffman have now pleaded guilty. She said she paid some $15,000 to have her child's SATs score inflated. Huffman expressed remorse when she was sentenced in a letter to the judge and also in a statement to the public, saying she apologizes not just to her family, not just to her own children, but all the other hardworking parents and students out there. In New York, Alexander Field, CNN.</s>WHITFIELD: Thank you so much for being with me today. I'm Fredricka Whitfield. The news continues with Ana Cabrera right after this.
Felicity Huffman Released From Prison.