This woman shot her husband four times inside their home then claimed it was self-defense. This is the moment she was sentenced. >> For murder, a second-degree felony, Ms. Johnson-Fawcett, you are sentenced to um that is that's the 2 to 20? >> Yes, Judge. >> 2 to 20 at the Utah State Prison. I will recommend credit for the time that you've served on this booking. You've been in continuous custody since the date of offense. For felony discharge of a firearm, first-degree felony, I'm sentencing you to 5 to life at the Utah State Prison. And for obstruction of justice, a second-degree felony, 1 to 15 years at the Utah State Prison. Each and every one of these charges, pursuant to the agreement, as well as based on considering the aggravating and mitigating circumstances as discussed by all counsel, are to run consecutive. That means that practically speaking for everyone here, that is an 8 years to life sentence. The recommendation for credit time served is appropriate because um that is essentially the statutory predisposition. That credit will be afforded for the time that you've been in custody. That's between you and the Board of Pardons and Parole. That is a forthwith commitment. And you have 30 days in which you can appeal for any legal error.