The judge also sentenced Paul Pelosi to three years probation and required him to complete a three-month DUI program and pay roughly $5,000 in restitution for medical bills and lost wages. He can continue driving within the next year only if the vehicle is equipped with an ignition device that takes and analyzes a breath sample before the engine can be started.
Prosecutors said Paul Pelosi will not actually have to spend five days in jail for his sentence, as the hours he spent in custody immediately following the crash will count as two days, and two additional days were counted for good conduct. His final day will involve court-approved eight hours of community service.
In addition, as part of his probation, Pelosi will have to "immediately enroll in, pay for, and successfully complete a licensed DUI program for 3 months," according to the DA's statement, and pay almost $7,000 in fines.
the news outlets are contradicting each other on whether or not he even served 2 days in jail, or even paid bail. One says he paid 5k bail, another says he was "cite released".
It's also noteworthy that he had a lawyer plead "not guilty" the first time his case came before the judge, and THEN after his lawyer could work a deal with the prosecutor, switch his plea to "Guilty" for this last time his case will be in the court.
and the 11-99 Foundation felt he gave them too much bad publicity, so they revoked his membership
https://www.mercurynews.com/2022/08/26/paul-pelosi-booted-by-11-99-foundation-for-flashing-its-card-during-his-arrest/
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