She got a pretty lenient sentence for assault, don’t you think?

Campus Reform reports.

Mizzou prof. avoids jail time with community service deal

University of Missouri (Mizzou) professor Melissa Click will perform 20 hours of court-ordered community service in exchange for a dropped assault charge, according to a statement released Friday evening.

In November, Click was caught on video threatening a reporter who requested an interview with her during an on-campus protest at Mizzou. Click immediately turned down the reporter’s request for comment and told him he needed to leave the protest. The reporter stood his ground, causing Click to call out for “muscle” to help forcibly remove him from the protest. The video shows Click apparently swinging at the reporter’s camera, leading some to believe she assaulted a student.

Earlier this year, over 100 Missouri lawmakers sent a letter to the Board of Curators at Mizzou demanding Click be fired.

Click was officially suspended from the university earlier this week just days after Columbia Prosecutor Stephen Richey filed an assault charge against her. Click, who was charged with a Class C misdemeanor, faced a potential 15 days in jail.