The woman behind the death threats to Judge Aileen Cannon, who oversees Donald Trump’s classified documents case, was sentenced Friday to 37 months in federal prison.

Tiffani Shea Gish, 50, called Cannon’s chambers in Florida on three separate occasions while she lived in Houston, Texas, with threats to shoot her in the head, according to the Department of Justice. In subsequent messages, Gish used expletives to claim she had hired snipers to kill Cannon and sent a bomb to her home.

Gish pleaded guilty to using interstate communications to threaten, kidnap, or injure in November. Following her more than three-year prison sentence, Gish will undergo a supervised release period of three additional years.

“Holding Tiffani Gish accountable for her threats to assassinate a federal judge sends a strong message that we have no tolerance for those – who often hide behind a far-off keyboard or phone line – seeking to undermine our democratic institutions by threatening the safety of the people who help those same institutions thrive,” U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani said in a statement.

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Prosecutors have yet to determine at which U.S. Bureau of Prisons facility Gish will spend her sentence. There are 10 throughout Texas, and Gish is already in the minority in that she will become among the just over 6% of female federal inmates throughout the nation.

Trump nominated Cannon to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida in May 2020, and the U.S. Senate confirmed her in November 2020. Cannon ruled to have an independent special master review the documents the FBI seized from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, but a higher court threw out her ruling. The trial is set for May of this year.