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The court reviews a joint sentencing recommendation after the defendant accepts responsibility for stealing a firearm during a period of substance relapse. Defense counsel outlines the defendant’s cooperation, family support, and efforts to assist law enforcement in locating the missing weapon. The defendant addresses the court, expresses remorse, and discusses personal struggles, family circumstances, and plans for rehabilitation. The judge questions the defendant extensively about past offenses, decision-making, and accountability, emphasizing personal responsibility and future choices. After reviewing the presentence report, impact statements, and legal sentencing factors, the judge adopts the joint recommendation and imposes a total two-year prison sentence, including a mandatory firearm specification. The court also outlines post-release supervision conditions, restitution, and concludes the hearing. Chapters: 0:00 – Defense presents joint recommendation 2:15 – Background of offense and cooperation discussed 4:05 – Defendant addresses the court 6:10 – Judge questions defendant’s conduct and history 12:40 – Discussion of substance recovery and accountability 17:55 – State supports joint recommendation 19:10 – Judge announces sentence 21:00 – Post-release conditions explained 23:05 – Restitution ordered 24:10 – Court adjourns Hashtags: #CourtSentencing #JudgeDecision #FirearmCase #CourtProceedings #LegalProcess #JuriScope ⚖️ Disclaimer: This video is shared for educational and informational purposes only. It does not provide legal advice and should not be considered an official court record. Viewer discretion is advised.