The second of two Crystal Lake teenagers accused of distributing anti-gay fliers at their high school received one year of probation and community service on Wednesday, Sept. 19.

The felony hate crime charges against her and the other teen have been dropped. The judge ruled that the girl will not have to serve any more time if she doesn’t violate the terms of her probation, according to the Daily Herald. She had spent 18 days in jail for the May incident.

The teen will also serve 40 hours of community service for misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Her friend had received a similar sentence.