Rosenberg was sentenced on Wednesday and ordered to report to the Sonoma County Jail on Dec. 10. She will serve the 90 days, but 60 of those may involve jail alternates, such as house arrest, the county's district attorney's office said. Rosenberg will also have two years of probation, and she is ordered to stay away from all Perdue facilities in the county.
"By consolidating the processing, packaging, and distribution of chicken, J.D. Jewell not only improved efficiency but also significantly boosted the local economy during the adversities of the Great Depression."