Alec Baldwin's Stalker Found Guilty, Sentenced to Jail Time

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After some messy days in front of a judge in which she was found in contempt of court, Alec Baldwin's stalker Genevieve Sabourin has been found guilty of all charges and sentenced to 210 days in jail.

"You had no right to continue communications or pursue contact you knew to be unwanted and unwelcome," the judge told a shame-faced and silent Sabourin. "Your relentless and escalating campaign of threats and in person appearances in private spaces served at a minimum to harass annoy and alarm Mr. Baldwin."

He also added that her, "conduct throughout this trial demonstrated an utter lack of respect of the law and the legal system ... The rules of civil society apply to you as well as everyone else."

She was then slapped with 180 days in jail plus the 30 she got on Wednesday (Nov. 13) for contempt of court by yelling during proceedings, bringing her total time to 210 days.

In addition to stalking, she was charged with attempted aggravated harassment, attempted criminal contempt and harassment.