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William H. Macy argues that his wife, Felicity Huffman, deserves leniency because she 'empowered the transgender community'

William H. Macy argued to the judge in the “Varsity Blues” case that his wife, Felicity Huffman, deserves leniency because, in part, she was in the film “Transamerica” where she played a transgender woman:

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Oh, and Huffman argued that the reason she cheated her daughter into college was to make sure she had a “fair shot”:

Prosecutors want her to serve only a month in jail:

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Because of her “moral cluelessness”:

Huffman wants no prison time:

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