Courtroom Sentencing and Claim of Innocence Dialogue (Full Transcript)

Speaker 1: I just don't understand how you find somebody guilty of doing something to a 15-day-old baby because there was no evidence whatsoever that proved anything about me putting my hands on my kids. I've never done it. I never would. I don't believe in it. I was beat as a child and I don't agree with it at all and I would never do it. I would never do this. That's all I got to say. I

Speaker 2: would never do it. I'm innocent. Well, I can make a lot of comments on what you said. I can make a lot of comments on the trial, but I know that was just me arguing with you and talking with you. I'll ask you one simple question. You claim you're innocent, so you tell me what sentence the man or woman that you claim did this should receive. If you ever find out who did them,

Speaker 3: they deserve to be out of the jail. Okay, so they ought to get the maximum sentence.

Speaker 2: Most definitely. Okay. On the crime of malice murder, I sentence you to life in confinement without parole. Concerning the death of another, I sentence you to 10 years of confinement, consecutive or after, count one. You understand? Each of you, sentence. Yes, sir.