The Teen Mom celebrity was sentenced to five years in prison for pharmaceutical and probation offenses during a test overall look on Monday, but according to a Madison County clerk, Portwood's phrase will be kept awaiting whether she can be recognized into and complete an extreme pharmaceutical rehab application, E! Information revealed.
Portwood was sentenced to three decades for a January pharmaceutical abuse cost in which she had ownership of prescribed tablets without confirmation of having the real prescribed and two decades for breaking her probation conditions of her 2011 asking deal for fighting H Shirley, the on-again, off-again future husband and dad of her two-year-old child Leah.
Portwood will be presented in child legal care until Thursday and taken to Madison Nation Drug Court at just about 2PM that day, where pharmaceutical authorities will evidently validate whether the actuality TV celebrity should be recognized into the rehab application -- which could take Portwood anywhere from 18 several weeks to three decades to complete based on how lengthy the authorities order her to sign up.
Upon access, Portwood would be published from child legal care and go through therapy while living at home with her mom. If at any point she never stick to the program's specifications, she could be put behind cafes to offer her full five-year phrase, E! Information revealed.
However, if the pharmaceutical test comes to the bottom line that Portwood is not ideal for therapy and therefore not qualified to get into rehab, the Youngster Mom celebrity would evidently be able to come back to test and take away her accountable pleas. Portwood would then be put on test on the pharmaceutical ownership cost and probation abuse.
The actuality TV star's mom Tonya Portwood was adament her daughter "60-month probation" is an unjust way of penalties.
"I think they are using her as a excellent example to make themselves look good for governmental factors... I don't think she should have obtained the penalties she was given [in the first place]," she informed E! News.
