A former employee of the Democrat-run Pulaski County clerk’s office in Arkansas walked out of court this week with no prison time after pleading no contest to a Class D felony for illegally altering election records. Circuit Judge Karen Whatley on Tuesday approved a plea agreement giving 58-year-old Deborah Smith of North Little Rock a two-year suspended prison sentence and a $300 fine.
The Class D felony initially carried a maximum sentence of six years behind bars, according to Just the News. In other words, an election worker deliberately manipulated more than 100 voter records, and walked out of court without spending a day in prison.
