There are a lot of factors that make up the outcome of this type arrest. Most states have a mandatory minimum for intent to distribute, so the "no priors" is not going to carry much weight. What was the drug? How large was the quantity? Where they in a school zone? Was there a weapon involved at the time of arrest?
Depending on the state where she was charged, the sentencing guidelines will vary - a typical statute reads:
Distribution or possession with intent to distribute class C in xyz state is a felony, and carries the following potential penalties:
5 years in state prison
$5,000 fine
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