TAPPER: And we're back with the breaking news. Actress Felicity Huffman leaving court moments ago after being sentenced to 14 days in prison and a $30,000 fine for her role in the college admissions cheating and fraud scandal. Let's get right to CNN's Brynn Gingras. She's outside of federal court in Boston. Brynn, what did the actress have to say about this?</s>BRYNN GINGRAS, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: You know, Jake, she released a statement again taking ownership for her part in this huge college admissions scam. I want to read part of it to you. She says: I accept the court's decision today without reservation, I broke the law, I have admitted that. There are no excuses or justifications for my actions, period. Now, she was very tearful in front of the judge before that judge handed down her decision of the two weeks behind bars, and the judge essentially explaining that punishment saying this wasn't about the colleges losing their reputation or about the test-taking process. This is about privileged kids getting yet another leg up in the college admissions system. So, really sending a message there. And Felicity Huffman is going to have to report on October 25th to start this sentencing. Of course, the Bureau of Prisons will decide where she will serve that time -- Jake.</s>TAPPER: All right. Brynn Gingras, thanks so much. I want to bring in former federal prosecutor, Elie Honig. Elie, what did you make of the sentence?
Felicity Huffman Sentenced to 14 Days in Prison and 250 Hours of Community Service, Will Pay $30,000 Fine.