Alec Baldwin's stalker sobs in court as she is found GUILTY before being sentenced to 7 months After two days of chaotic drama, Alec Baldwin's stalker Genevieve Sabourin sobbed in court before she was found guilty on all counts and sentenced to a total of seven months in prison. When the judge allowed her a chance to speak before today's sentencing, she managed to compose herself to say: 'I've done nothing wrong, you're making a mistake and I'm innocent, so that's what I have to say.' She was then led away in handcuffs from the Manhattan court. Sabourin, 41, was found guilty of aggravated harassment, stalking and attempted criminal contempt among 23 other counts. She was sentenced to 210 days in total behind bars. Looking tired after spending a night in jail, Sabourin was told to have no contact with Baldwin or his family for five years and received a $250 fine. After court was adjourned, Sabourin's attorney Todd Spodek said, 'I'm sure she wishes she never met Mr. Baldwin.' Conferring: Genevieve Sabourin is asked by her attorney Todd Spodek whether she would like to make a statement to the court before she was found guilty on all counts of harassing and stalking Alec Baldwin today No Words: Genevieve Sabourin decline to give a statement before she was sentenced - in stark contrast to her constant interruptions and heckling of witnesses in the two days prior in her trial for stalking Alec Baldwin Disdain: Genevieve Sabourin refused to say more than two sentences to the court before the judge informed her that she was to spend the next seven months in prison for stalking Alec Baldwin and his family After the verdict Alec Baldwin's wife Hilaria issued this statement: 'Now that it's finally over, we feel safe, relieved and happy to move forward. We're grateful to assistant district attorney Zachary Stendig, the judge and everyone who supported us and helped provide us with peace of mind.' Now that it's finally over, we feel safe, relieved and happy to move forward. We're grateful to assistant district attorney Zachary Stendig, the judge and everyone who supported us and helped provide us with peace of mind. The French-Canadian, bit-part actress stood before a packed courtroom on Thursday dressed in gray after being brought from her Riker's Island jail cell, where she had spent the night. Neither Alec Baldwin, 55, or his wife Hilaria, 29, who sat in court on Tuesday to testify that Sabourin had made their lives a living hell were present for the verdict. As he sentenced Sabourin, Judge Mandelbaum, exasperated after she had turned his courtroom into a circus over the previous two days, sternly read out his verdict. 'You had no right to continue communications or pursue contact you knew to be unwanted and unwelcome,' said Madelbaum. 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. The judge went on to say that the stalker's '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,' Mandelbaum said. The French-Canadian, bit-part actress stood was led back to her jail cell on Rikers Island where she had spent the night following her contempt of court sentencing on Wednesday Jail: Genevieve Sabourin is led away from court by two officers as she prepares to begin her seven month sentence for stalking and harassing Alec Baldwin over the course of two years Guilty: Genevieve Sabourin the woman found guilty of stalking Alec Baldwin and his wife Hilaria is led through the New York courthouse in handcuffs on the way to her trial today The judge also made reference to Sabourin's alleged relationship with Mr Baldwin but said that regardless of what had happened in the past, it did not explain her actions afterwards. The blond actress was sentenced to 180 days plus the 30 days she received on Wednesday for contempt of court. Sabourin, who hails from the Montreal suburb of Candiac, had turned down a plea offer that would have spared her jail time. Baldwin's spokesman had no immediate reaction to the verdict and earlier he was involved in another set of cross-words with photographers outside his Manhattan home after one tried to take pictures of his wife and baby while they were in a car. As she was brought into the courtroom today, Sabourin had to be calmed down as she loudly asked who was taking care of her dog. 'I need to know what's happening with my dog?' she pleaded. Once she was reassured that her pet was in safe hands by her lawyer, she became more subdued. 'I've done nothing wrong, you're making a mistake and I'm innocent, so that's what I have to say.' - Genevieve Sabourin before she was sentenced today in court Yesterday, Judge Mandelbaum jailed Sabourin for 30 days for contempt of court after finally losing patience over a series of outbursts during Baldwin's testimony and legal arguments - during which she shouted out he was 'lying'. The verdict ends what has become an embarrassing circus for '30 Rock' star Baldwin, who was stalked by Sabourin after he took her to dinner and allegedly promised her 'the night of her life' in Manhattan in February 2010. On Tuesday Baldwin testified that Sabourin, 41, turned his life into a two-year-long horror film after they had dinner together. He said the evening was only a chat about her career prospects, not the romantic tryst she portrayed. Baldwin, 55, said he repeatedly implored the actress to stop contacting him before she ultimately was arrested in front of his Manhattan apartment building in 2012. While she said they slept together that night, Baldwin testified that they shared an hour long meal at Elios on the Upper East Side of Manhattan that was neither personal not business - merely a favor to a friend - Martin Bregman the producer of 'Scarface'. In his closing argument, Assistant District Attorney Zachary Stendig said that Sabourin was 'delusional' and waged a two-year-long harassment campaign against Baldwin. Verdict: Genevieve Sabourin is told that she has been found guilty on all counts of harassing and stalking Alec Baldwin and his family over the course of a year 'It was a nightmare even an order of protection could not stop because this defendant was relentless, intentionally trying to destroy Alec Baldwin's peace of mind and his relationship with Hilaria,' said Stendig. She knew the nightmare she was causing, and that was exactly what she wanted. Stendig said it didn't matter whether or not Baldwin and Sabourin had sex. He said that Sabourin is 'obsessed with Alec Baldwin. She's delusional about her relationship with Alec Baldwin.' However, defense attorney, Todd Spodek said that Sabourin had been sucked into the world of Baldwin's celebrity and his sexual advances had left her bewildered. 'He made her feel she was the object of his desire,' said Spodek. He set her up at a luxurious New York hotel. He took her on a once-in-a-lifetime fairy tale date. Summarizing, Spodek said that Baldwin led Sabourin on and was to blame for her confused state of mind. 'One minute Mr. Baldiwn is head-over-heels for Ms. Sabourin, and the next he's not interested at all,' said Spodek. Ms. Sabourin had a legitimate purpose in determining the status of their relationship. Joint Exit: Hilaria Baldwin (left) is seen leaving her New York apartment along with her husband Alec (right) on the day their stalker Genevieve Sabourin was sentenced to seven months in prison by a judge in Manhattan Alec Baldwin is photographed outside his home on the day that his stalker Genevieve Sabourin was sentenced to jail for making his life a 'misery' Angry: Alex Baldwin was allegedly confrontational with photographers outside his home in Manhattan today after his stalker, Genevieve Sabourin was found guilty on all counts of stalking and harassing him Sabourin testified that she had a legitimate, though brief romance with Baldwin, and just wanted him to explain why he didn't want to see her anymore. In his summation to the judge, defense lawyer Todd Spodek said Baldwin 'doesn't have carte blanche to use the criminal justice system to sort out his relationships.' Was Ms. Sabourin wrong to think that this was more than a one-night stand? Spodek also took aim at Baldwin and said that the famously tempestuous actor should acknowledge his part in the whole affair. Mr. Baldwin is a man with a history of having no regard for other people. He threatens people as he pleases, he assaults people as he pleases,' he said as an objection on this point from the prosecution was overruled. However, countering this, Assistant DA, Zachary Stendig said that Sabourin knew she was breaking the law and that was why the judge had to find her guilty. Judge Mandelbaum as he handed down his sentence 'Your honor, at the beginning of this trial I told you you'd hear about the defendant's crusade, a crusade to harass, annoy and alarm Alec Baldwin and indeed yesterday the defendant herself told you she was on a quest. This quest that continued for nearly a year couldn't even be stopped by this court's order of protection,' he said. 'The defendant's quest turned Alec Baldwin's life into a nightmare that even an order of protection could not stop because the defendant was relentless, intentionally trying to destroy Alec Baldwin's peace of mind and his relationship with Hilaria.' The judge ordered Sabourin to serve the six months after the 30 days she previously received for contempt of court. There was no jury in the case, at Sabourin's request. Baldwin and Sabourin agree that they met during a 2000 movie shoot in Montreal and had dinner a decade later in New York. The dinner came after mutual friend Martin Bregman, producer of movies including 'Scarface,' had Baldwin call her as she sought career help. She says the dinner ended in a sexual encounter, which the actor denies. He said Sabourin then flooded him with calls and emails. After a March 2012 message said she could infiltrate his apartment building and his now-wife's yoga class, 'I knew that she was dangerous,' the '30 Rock' star testified. Tears: Genevieve Sabourin broke down in tears as the prosecution summed up their case as they repeated that she was a stalker who made Alec Baldwin's life a misery Then Sabourin showed up at a film screening he was hosting and at his Hamptons and Manhattan homes. She was arrested outside his apartment building in April 2012. Sabourin, however, said the actor invited her to New York in 2010, took her on a dream date that ended in an amorous night filled with promises for the future, and then dropped her. She said they maintained a fraught email and phone relationship over the next two years. While he did send some friendly emails, he says he also implored her to leave him alone. She says the overall message from him was mixed, and she felt entitled to ask what had gone wrong. 'It's not because he's rich and famous that he can take advantage of women and throw them in the garbage,' she said. 'None of this is to say that the defendant's conduct in this case isn't sad, but it doesn't make her conduct justifiable,' Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Zachary Stendig said in his summation. 'It was a nightmare even an order of protection could not stop because this defendant was relentless, intentionally trying to destroy Alec Baldwin's peace of mind and his relationship with Hilaria,' - Assistant District Attorney Zachary Stendig Yesterday the court heard how Baldwin had sex with Sabourin only to leave in the morning before she woke up. She said that after an evening of wining and dining her in Manhattan in February 2010, Baldwin invited himself to her hotel room and 'when he kissed me, it confirmed we were very compatible and so we made love'. In earlier testimony on Wednesday, Sabourin recalled that when the pair first met at a dinner in Montreal more than 12-years ago while promoting his film 'Pluto Nash', Baldwin passed her his phone number under the table but she didn't respond to his advances because he was still married to - but separated - from wife Kim Basinger. When asked by the lawyer why she continued to contact the actor even after he continually asked her to stop, she said that every time he did that, he continued to call her. She said the first six months of emails and calls were spent trying to arrange to meet up again and the last six months she just wanted some closure. 'I was confused because every time he asked me to stop calling, he would get in contact - actually even more so than usual,' she told the court. He wanted to make sure the fish was on the hook. He reeled me in, that's what he does.' The testimony and details of the evening Sabourin alleges they spent together in 2010 are in direct contrast to the testimony that Baldwin gave on Tuesday. Married: Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger pictured in 2000 - two years before they finalized their divorce in November of 2002 - and (right) Martin Bregman who shared a dinner with Baldwin and Sabourin in 2000 in Montreal After the drive, the two then carried on to Elio's restaurant on the Upper East Side where they allegedly slept together. On Wednesday, David Paduani, the doorman of Baldwin's East Village apartment gave his version of events on the Easter Sunday in April 2012 that Sabourin was arrested.