SCIUTTO: Today, the former Desperate Housewives star, Felicity Huffman, will be sentenced for her role in the college admission scandal. Prosecutors want the actress to spend a month in prison and pay a $20,000 fine. Her lawyers are pushing for probation and community service only.</s>HARLOW: Of course, she pleaded guilty earlier this year to paying $15,000 to boost her daughter's SAT scores. She's the first of 34 parents to face sentencing in this case. Other parents are expected to face the same judge in just a few weeks. Paul Callan, our legal analyst and former New York City prosecutor, is with us. Good morning, Paul. Jim and I find this whole thing just sort of astonishing and riveting at the same time. Okay, so prosecutors suggest one month prison time and a fine. Her lawyers say just probation. She wrote this letter to the judge imploring the judge to give her a break here with a lot of contrition. What's going to happen?</s>PAUL CALLAN, CNN LEGAL ANALYST: Well, I have to think that there's a good possibility that she's going to get no jail time at all. And the reason that I say that is because the judge that she's in front of sees a docket all day long of terrorists, drug dealers, people who have committed murders, and then in comes --
Felicity Huffman To Be Sentenced Today.