According to the report, the actual sentence of Sabrina Harman is expected to be

An Army reservist who appeared in several of the most infamous abuse photos taken by guards at Abu Ghraib prison was sentenced Tuesday to six months in prison for her role in the scandal that rocked the U.S. military’s image at home and abroad.
    The sentence for Spc. Sabrina Harman came a day after she was convicted on six of the seven counts she faced for mistreating detainees at the Baghdad lockup in late 2003. She faced a maximum of five years in prison, though prosecutors asked the jury to give her three years. With credit for time served, Harman’ s actual sentence will be just more than four months.
    During Tuesday’ s sentencing hearing, she tearfully apologized for mistreating Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib.
    "As a soldier and  military police officer, I failed my duties and failed my mission to protect and defend," Harman said, hex voice cracking. "I not only let down the people in Iraq, but I let down every single soldier that serves today."