JOE Biden’s 33-year-old niece is getting no jail time for "crashing her car into a tree while she was on drugs."

The President-elect's niece, Caroline Biden, will not be put behind bards after negotiating a plea deal, the New York Post reported.

On December 3, Caroline pleaded guilty to driving under the influence.

According to the report, court records reveal that after Caroline arranged a deal with the Montgomery County district attorney, she was given a specific number of "confinement"days.

The amount of time ranged from 20 days and up to six months.

In lieu of prison time, Caroline has received a probation time period of a minimum of five months.

In addition to her assigned period of supervision, Caroline must complete 20 days of rehab in 2021.

DA spokeswoman Kate Delano confirmed to The Post that Caroline "will be on probation."

Delano added: "Should she then violate or break the law at any time, then she will be on the hook for the rest of the sentence."

Despite Caroline's string of offenses – including drunk driving and hitting a cop – she has not been jailed.

She was busted in August 2019 for driving under the influence and without a license in Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvania.

According to the news outlet, Biden's niece crashed into a tree and allegedly had trouble answering the officer's questions.

Her car reportedly "contained pill bottles for carisoprodol and lorazepam" – both of which were proved to be in her system during the accident.

Back in 2013 she was booked for allegedly hitting an NYPD cop, the outlet reported, during a meltdown at her Manhattan apartment.

However the case was dismissed as she agreed to go to anger management treatment.

Just years later, in 2017, she spent more than $110,000 on a stolen credit card, the outlet claimed.

Her conviction was tossed and she was allowed to re-plead the lesser charge of petty larceny and avoided jail time.

Her most recent arrest was the ninth among Biden's close family.

Biden's daughter Ashley was involved in a pot bust when she was studying at Tulane University in 1999, but no conviction was recorded, the outlet confirmed.

Then 10 years later a video circulated of the girl snorting what appeared to be cocaine, but there were no legal consequences.

She was then under a second misdemeanor arrest in 2002 after she allegedly attempted to obstruct a police officer, but the charges were dropped.

Biden's 66-year-old brother Francis allegedly stuffed two DVDs from a Florida Blockbuster down his pants in October 2003, cops told the outlet.

After not turning up for his court hearing, the state attorney declined to prosecute, according to records obtained by the Miami New Times.

Just months earlier, in August 2003, he got a six months probation for drink driving.

Francis was then arrested a year later for driving with a suspended license, but one again avoided jail by spending three months in rehab.

Back in 1999 he was a passenger in a car involved in a drunk-driving accident and was partially liable for the death of 38-year-old William Albano, the Post reported.

Biden's son, Hunter, was arrested in 1988 for drug possession.

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