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All right, would the defendant please rise?
State of Mexico versus Alexis Nicole Aguilar.
Verdict.
We find the defendant, Alexis Nicole Avila, guilty of abuse of a child resulting in great bodily harm as charged in count one, signed by the foreperson.
Verdict, we find the defendant, Alexis Nicole Avila, guilty of attempt to commit first degree murder as charged in count one,
signed by the poor person.
You can be seated at this point.
As to the crime of abuse of a child resulting in great bodily harm, a first-degree felony, I send you to 18 years followed by two years parole.
I'm going to suspend two years.
So you do 16 years in the Department of Corrections with credit for time served.
I do find that this is a serious violent offense, which means that your day's credit, the most you could get for good time, would be four days per month.
I base that upon finding that this was a heinous crime.
To toss one's own child into a dumpster like trash
is something that is an unforgivable event by any mother.
Your child, I do agree, was very vulnerable, but for the grace of God and the happenstance of the three dumpster divers that found your child, we certainly would be here sentencing you on a murder case as opposed to where you are.
It's a miracle that in the cold weather of that night that your child survived.
I do find that leaving the child in the dumpster and having hours to think about what you did indicates that it was a crime that you had an opportunity to correct
after you thought about what you had done, but you did nothing.
The resulting harm to your child, yes, I agree, there was a high probability of death, almost certain death.
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