Leeza Ormsby prepares to leave Indonesian jail Leeza Ormsby in court in July. Photo: Michael Bachelard Jakarta: Former Sydney woman Leeza Ormsby is packing her bags and preparing to leave Bali's Kerobokan Prison after serving nine months for being caught with half a marijuana joint. The New Zealander was caught up in a drug raid while holidaying on the island in February. She told the court she had a history of drug use and the judges treated her leniently, sentencing her to 10 months in jail in July. Minus the time she had already been in custody, and a one-month cut to her sentence for good behaviour, she will be released on November 12, her lawyer Ari Soenardi says. Last time I met her was about two weeks ago. She was glad with the news and she'd started packing her things," he said. She's been preparing to go home ... she's excited to be released sooner. The lawyer understood Ormsby, who spent her 38th birthday behind bars, would be deported back to New Zealand. She could have been jailed for up to 12 years under Indonesian law. Ormsby remained in a cramped police cell for months while officers unsuccessfully tried to link her to MDMA and hashish that police say they found in the villa they raided. Police had been tipped off about an earlier "drugs party" at the property. Ormsby maintained she only stumbled on the raid when she went to collect her laptop and towel from the villa, where her friends had stayed. No one was charged over the other drugs. Sydney musician Azaria Byrne came forward as the person who had booked the villa but had already returned to Australia at the time of the raid. Sydney DJ and Ormsby's ex-lover, Marco Mazzucco, was questioned by police, but allowed to return to Australia.