Prosecutors requested a 30-year sentence, and the Justice Department plans to appeal Boardman's decision. NBC News reported that Boardman said Roske “has taken full responsibility for her actions.”Roske was 26 when law enforcement agencies arrested her near Kavanaugh’s home. "I sincerely apologize to the justice and his family for the considerable distress I have put them through," Roske told Kavanaugh in court Friday before both his family and hers. Roske also said she should have known how “poor” her mental health was at the time of the crime. Roske told the court in previous filings that their client had a history of mental health issues and had previously checked herself into mental health facilities on multiple occasions, per CNN.