 He threatened the governor and a judge, and now he's sentenced to four years of probation. 40-year-old Jason Shields made the threats back in the fall of 2022. Now he's pleaded guilty but mentally ill. Prosecutors wanted a 10-year prison sentence, but the judge opted for probation because of sentencing reform passed in 2013. Attorney General Marty Jackley says the legislature should consider changing the sentencing law.