Another option would be to give her the opportunity to commit suicide. I know the state won't give her this option, but I think it is a viable one. If Audrey Kishline tries to commit suicide, as she may very well attempt to do given the opportunity, her behavior will immediately be diagnosed as an expression of mental illness. This, most likely, will be used to divert her into psychiatric treatment. It is a way to achieve moral exculpation in the public eye, a way to portray herself as a victim.
People can control their drinking.
That's a fact, not an opinion. Whether they will control their drinking or not is another matter. The father and daughter she killed, their family, and Kishline's family are victims of Audrey Kishline.