Daily Mail Online Article RatingThug who attacked judge REFUSES to show in court
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57% : Battery on a protected person, robberies, attempted home invasion.''I just figure I'm in a better place in my mind, my mental health.43% : Deobra Redden, 30, refused to appear from the cells as he faces six new felony counts after his attack on Judge Mary Holthus on WednesdayThe serial criminal launched himself tat the judge as she prepared to deny him probationJudge Mary Holthus had warned him 'it's time that he got a taste of something else'The thug has been repeatedly jailed, paroled and granted probation for a series of violent offences dating back at least 12 years, but told Holthus 'I just figure I'm in a better place in my mind,' before she attempted to sentence him.
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