Stephanie Young

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5,197 appearances 100 recordings 22 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 3 Sep

Stephanie Young’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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In theory, you can have jail as part of probation.
That's different than prison, where they send you away, and you likely may even be leaving Maricopa County and going to some prison out in the boondocks.
If Laura decides to accept a plea deal, this would mean she's pleading guilty to at least some of the charges.
And from there, she would be sentenced based on her guilty plea.
The next step is then a sentencing hearing.
The sentencing hearing is a formal hearing where the court hears from the county attorney representing the state of Arizona and the victims regarding the impact that the crimes have had on them.
Clayton and Greg Gillespie, who are both listed as victims in this case, would have the opportunity to speak directly to the judge at the sentencing hearing.
This is when they can ask the judge to consider jail time as part of her sentence.
If it's convincing and the judge feels that we are in the right with what we're stating, then they can basically impose what we're requesting.
If she were to plead guilty, Laura would also have the opportunity to speak at her own sentencing.
And other people are welcome to speak on her behalf.
I think Laura is going to be very tempted to talk about how she's been victimized by what's happened and how she's been bullied by social media.
And listen, I'm sure there has been some comments made on social media that are not very flattering.
I would, if Laura listened to me, remind her about who brought this to the media's attention.
If Laura doesn't receive a prison sentence, she'll likely be on probation.
As we said, that could still include jail time.
It often has a component of what they call colloquially hotel time.
So a lot of times you're allowed to get out during the day during jail time and go to work five days a week and come back under some programs.
It's basically like a work release program where you spend nights and weekends in jail.
During the day, you can leave to go to work.
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