URBANA — A Mahomet woman who admitted stealing from her former employer for years has been sentenced to probation and ordered to make hundreds of thousands of dollars in restitution.

Amy Glidewell-Law, 41, who listed an address in the 2400 block of Robin Road, Mahomet, pleaded guilty Tuesday before Champaign County Judge Harry Clem to theft over $10,000, admitting that between January 2008 and March 2010 when she was a bookkeeper for Cardinal Pool, 511 S. Country Fair Drive, C, she stole from the business.

Assistant State's Attorney Lindsey Clark said Glidewell-Law, using the business' credit cards and their bank accounts, paid off her mortgage, went on trips, and made multiple personal purchases such as a computer.

The original charges allege the theft went on between January 2006 to March 2010, when company officials found discrepancies in their credit card accounts.

As part of a negotiated plea agreement, Glidewell-Law was sentenced to four years of probation and ordered to make $213,281 in restitution.

In other cases recently resolved in Champaign County with guilty pleas or sentences imposed by judges:

— Albert Keys, 29, homeless, was resentenced Monday to four years in prison for possession of a controlled substance.

Assistant State's Attorney Dan Clifton said Keys admitted he violation the probation he received in September 2010 for having less than a gram of cocaine by failing to report to probation, smoking cannabis, not doing partner abuse intervention, and not paying his fines, fees and costs.

Clifton said Keys had prior convictions for attempted predatory criminal sexual assault of a child, burglary, resisting a peace officer, domestic battery, failure to register as a sex offender, and possession of a controlled substance,

— Tu Duc Nguyen, 29, who listed an address in the 700 block of Erin Drive, Champaign, was sentenced to four years in prison for possession with intent to deliver cannabis. He pleaded guilty, admitting that on Feb. 4, he had about 10 ounces of cannabis in his home at a time when he was on probation for a 2009 conviction for delivery of cannabis.

Assistant State's Attorney Chris Kanis said Champaign police, acting on a tip, did a court-ordered search of his home and found the cannabis, a digital scale, packaging material and $1,610 cash.

Kanis said Nguyen told police he bought the cannabis in half-pound increments for resale.

Judge Tom Difanis agreed to recommend him for the Department of Corrections' boot camp program.

Difanis also agreed to allow Nguyen to remain free until Sept. 6.

— Cherise Holliman, 42, who listed an address in the 2900 block of Santa Ana Road, Champaign, was sentenced to three years of probation for possession of a stolen firearm. She pleaded guilty Tuesday to having a stolen gun on her in Rantoul on May 12.

The case against her co-defendant, John Jenkins, 45, of Rantoul, remains unresolved. He is charged with armed violence, possession with intent to deliver cannabis and delivery of cannabis in connection with a loaded gun and drugs found in his South Steffler Street apartment that same day. The two of them were stopped by police as they were leaving their home. Holliman had an unloaded gun in her purse, police said.