Julie Chrisley's sentence upheld | FOX 5 News

A federal judge upheld Julie Chrisley's 7-year prison sentence during a hearing on Wednesday morning in Fulton County, Georgia.

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[CarmenSantana-jnnb]

Don't do the crime if you can't do the time

[kimberlyfamoly]

Their children are not facing reality of what their parents did, that is the problem, the judge is finding these entitled children disrespectful for the judicial system and the law and blaming everyone but themselves and there parents. Take accountability and grow up.

[goodvibes]

I do not feel bad for any of these people either, like many have said on here. They weren't thinking that way when they were lying and sealing for banks and the government!!!

[rebeldoherty]

An entire family of thieves and now felons. How anyone feels sorry for them is sad.

[kylekallin]

I'm sorry Savannah your parents are set in federal prison because of their own actions they broke the law so I need to do their time and just be quiet sorry you don't have the money you did used to go out and blow welcome to the real world

[marylousarracino]

If you are guilty you have to pay for the crime. Savannah needs to wake up and get real. Just because she wants them to be free doesn't mean they will be.

[marylousarracino]

No more trips to Paris or spending millions for both and spa days. They flaunted all the money they spent and it was ill-gotten gains!!

[greggomez]

If you can't do the time then don't do the crime.

[mea]

😂😂😂 Calm down girl! You do the crime, do the time!

[marywatson]

When Savanah, went to 45 rally she hurt her mother's case, sometimes you need to sat still and be quiet 🤫

[der]

These people knowingly broke the law by not paying their taxes. You go to prison when you knowingly break the law. Yet the daughter feels that her parents don’t belong in prison? Can someone please explain this logic? 😳😳

[MelissaLopez-udlb]

She is guilty. She's where she should be.locked up...

[stigs]

I don’t feel an ounce of sympathy. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes

[MichelleVM-iuto]

Savannah must accept that her parents committed these crimes. They are not victims of ANYTHING other than their own decisions. Appearing as a speaker at the RNC doesn't change the facts. I still hoped the judge would show some mercy for Julie, though. Her children would have benefited in a very meaningful & important way if she'd have been given a reduced sentence. She was given a chance to speak, but it fell short of taking full responsibility. She should have thrown herself on the mercy of the court and apologized profusely for her actions. The "stand by your man" way of life has certainly put this family through hell on earth.

[kathysmith]

nice to hear we have some good judges left

[marylousarracino]

She shows no remorse? Shame. The poor people that struggle to live with what they have and these rich (not) lied to get money and probably would have continued to do so if they hadnt got caught. The kids never had to go without and are still in shock that the cash cows are incarcerated! Time to get a job savannah!

[tammiep]

You do the crime, you definitely should do the time. I’m tired of seeing these Chrisleys act like they are innocent. The daughter cheering them on like she knows what her parents did, but she’s looking for a free pass for them. This is what the parents created. Their daughter thinking the parents shouldn’t pay for what they did no accountability!!!!

[TrishMcGrath-fn]

Yet child molesters walk the street. Seems personal to me

[MC-mfrl]

Just awful people do worse and get less time its a waste of tax dollars money

[susanhoward]

It does appear the judge made personal comments which is a little crazy. I don’t think the judge has the right to say things like that.