SHE WAS LAUGHING AT HIS MISFORTUNE WHILE TAKING SOME AMOUNT OF THE REST OF HIS LIFE

She actually had sentenced him to probation once before, so had several other judges. When he violated that one year of probation evidently, from what the article says, he didn't show up to do the time, she issued a warrant for his arrest and that's how he ended up back in front of her. The system gave him all sorts of chances, just like my brother, the program they put him in where he was crawling out the window at night was his second chance, the first they put him in a program in another city. What the guy who jumped at the judge said was he knew the judge was out to get him, well, like the judge said to him have you even looked at your record. He jumped her because he knew he had run out of all his chances and she was finally going to make sure he couldn't hurt anyone again, as the article states he'd done hurt one to many.

Even with my brother, going back didn't stop him. He murdered one of his bunkies. It was brutal. All because they wouldn't move him because they had a policy of one request a year to be moved. Now he has 95 years for what he did to her, life for what he did to her brother in law and another life sentence for killing his bunkie, so the system doesn't always fail the individual, sometimes the individual fails the system, it's a slow agonizing process for the victims who have to worry but justice prevails without having individuals feel they can just take out the trash being their own executioners. In a world like that a person would have to live in fear of a whole lot more, people who could just decide others fate for any given reason.
Man on video attacking Las Vegas judge was granted probation multiple times, once by same judge
https://www.8newsnow.com/investigators/man-on-video-attacking-las-vegas-judge-was-granted-probation-multiple-times-once-by-same-judge/