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She broke the law and was fined. Honestly, that's a pretty mild punishment. She could've probably been sentenced to prison, at least that would have been possible in Denmark (neighboring country). She should consider herself pretty lucky IMO that she got a get out of jail card just on the basis that she's a public figure known for disobeying the rules.
What if the law she broke was unjust in the first place