Lauryn Hill pleads guilty to tax evasion charges

Lauryn Hill has pleaded guilty to failing to file three years of taxes on income of $1.8 million and tax evasion today in U.S federal court.
She could face up to three years in prison and $75,000 in fines for her offenses and will be sentenced in late November.
 Hill's attorney Nathan Hockman said "There are many people in society who fail to file their taxes on time who only face civil liability,They chose Ms. Hill in particular because of who she was."
 Hill spoke little at her hearing today and stood attentively with her arms crossed in front of her chest when the judge first addressed her.