In addition to his original charges, Redden also faced new charges, including assaulting a judge and contempt of court. Those additional charges would be handled in separate proceedings. On December 9th, 2024, the case involving Redden's attack on the judge went back to court. This time, the trial was presided over by Judge Susan Johnson. While Judge Mary K. Holthus, who had been attacked earlier, testified as a witness. Holthus told the court that Redden's actions had caused not only serious physical injuries, but also lasting psychological trauma. She hoped the court would take the case seriously to help protect [music] the safety and authority of the judicial system. Meanwhile, Redden's mother said that although she was disappointed by her son's actions, [music] she believed his behavior was caused by his schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. She claimed that Redden had not taken his medication for a week before the incident and asked the jury to consider his mental health condition. After a three-day trial, the jury found Redden guilty of attempted murder, assault, and contempt of court. He was ultimately sentenced to 26 to 65 years in prison.