When she refused, Williams-Bolar was indicted on two felony charges, found guilty and sentenced to 10 days in prison.

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The jailing of Williams-Bolar also raises the controversial issue of school choice.

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All Williams-Bolar wanted was for her kids to have a shot.

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Williams-Bolar used her father's address, where she alleges she lived part-time.

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That's exactly what Kelley Williams-Bolar did, pulling her 12- and 16-year-old daughters out of the decrepit school they attended in Akron, Ohio, and enrolling them in a suburban district where her father lived.

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Yet the Copely-Fairlawn School District felt she was lying about being a resident, and hired a private eye to follow her, videotaping Williams-Bolar leaving her public housing home and dropping her children off at the suburban school.

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Did Williams-Bolar break the law?

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