On Friday, a judge ordered former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin to serve 60 days in jail without the possibility of bond. The sentencing stems from an outstanding warrant related to a child support dispute involving Bevin and his estranged wife.

During the proceedings, Judge Angela Johnson expressed significant frustration with the former governor's conduct throughout the legal process. Judge Johnson stated that Bevin had "over and over again demonstrated a complete disregard and utter disrespect for this court." This judicial reprimand served as the primary justification for the decision to deny bail and mandate immediate incarceration.

While the court proceedings focused on the specific legal violations regarding the child support case, the ruling highlights a contentious legal battle between the former governor and the court system. The decision to impose jail time rather than allowing for bond reflects the court's stance on Bevin's previous failure to adhere to court mandates. As of now, Bevin remains in custody to serve the 60-day term as ordered by the court.