Today a very different picture. She went in the back door, versus the front door last time. She was holding her husbands hand, not smiling, no waiving, seems as if shes taking this time a lot more seriously. And perhaps she should. The maximum penalty of charges shes facing carries potential sentences of up to 20 years in jail. Shes accused of paying 500,000 in bribes to get her two daughters into the university of Southern California. As the government alleges that neither of them ever took part in rowing. Now, todays hearing in particular is more of a procedural matter, having to do with their attorneys and the potential for a conflict of interest because theyre being charged jointly, they also have the same lawyers, she and her husband, that could potentially create an issue if there was ever a conflict between the two of them as this case goes on. The other potential issue or one of the other potential issues is that one of the law firms theyre using also represented the university