article_snippet.sent: Judge Olu Stevens was sentencing Gregory Wallace to five years' probation after Judge Olu Stevens and Judge Olu Stevens accomplice, Marquis McAfee, robbed Tommy and Jordan Gray's Louisville home in April 2013.
article_snippet.sent: But when the case appeared before Stevens on February 4 in Jefferson Circuit Court, the case was the parents, not Wallace, who suffered Judge Stevens' wrath, reports the Courier Journal.
article_snippet.sent: Despite the family's protests, Stevens granted probation to Wallace, who had no prior convictions for violent crimes and had received strong support from Stevens family and friends.
article_snippet.sent: Stevens said Gregory Wallace deserved the opportunity to redeem Gregory Wallace and said Stevens thoughts about the Gray's victim impact statements had no bearing on Stevens judgement.
article_snippet.sent: Stevens Stevens granted Gregory Wallace, left, probation because Stevens had no prior convictions for violent crimes and said his thoughts about the Gray's victim impact statements the Gray's victim impact statements had no bearing on his judgement his judgement . '
article_snippet.sent: Stevens was sentenced to 10 years in prison for Stevens role in the crime . '
article_snippet.sent: Stevens remains adamant that Stevens has done nothing wrong either in court or on social media. '
article_snippet.sent: The other robber, McAfee, was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
article_snippet.sent: Stevens was on probation for a prior crime at the time of a prior crime.