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Mr Hamblin said: "She has two different personalities, the public one and the vulnerable one." He said her vulnerable side came from spending "every day in the public eye". Seems an easy way of dealing with that. As well the rest of it, she also pleaded not guilty and demanded a Crown Court...

But your argument is that no one with addictions or mental health issues should be locked up even if they've shown to be a consistent threat to the public and themselves? Drink and dangerous driving just seems to be let go if you're lucky not to kill someone

According to the Sentencing Council, the maximum jail-term for drink-driving is six months with an unlimited fine. And that shows you how chuffed sentencing is when it comes to drink driving and cars generally