article_snippet: During sentencing, Sheila Kearns apologized in court, saying Sheila Kearns hadn't watched the violent movie before showing the violent movie to Sheila Kearns Spanish class in April 2013.
article_snippet: Sheila Kearns said repeatedly that the judge was unaware of a graphic movie featuring sex and violence's content and the judge attorney argued the judge would never would have knowingly showed it.
article_snippet: Meanwhile a student testified otherwise saying Sheila Kearns had watched the violent movie.
article_snippet: Prosecutors said the movie's title should have tipped off Sheila Kearns that she should check the movie's title out before showing the movie's title to she students, who ranged in age from 14 to 18.
article_snippet: Jurors watched the movie, which rates 4.7 out of 10 stars on the IMDb website, before convicting Sheila Kearns.
article_snippet: After the conviction, the jury foreman said it wasn't proved at trial that Sheila Kearns was aware of the movie's content the first time she showed it
article_snippet: but she would have known by the second, third, fourth and fifth showings.
highlights_snippet: Sheila Kearns apologized in court, saying Sheila Kearns hadn't watched the violent movie called The ABCs of Death beforehand .
  