Imagine a federal district court judge is given the responsibility to ensure that justice is done in a case at the sentencing phase. The defendant was convicted of a capital offensea particularly brutal murder. The victim was a socially unlikable, abrasive, and dishonest man. The defendant is the victim's wife. She is attractive, soft-spoken, confessed to the murder, and has expressed her deep sorrow and regret. She is the mother of three children, two boys and a girl, all under the age of seven.Briefly describe the range of emotions the judge might be feeling, and the genuine moral conflicts with which she might be dealing