SAN ANTONIO – Updated at 2:29 p.m.:
Hall's punishment includes 2 years in prison on a murder count, 2 years probation on an aggravated assault charge and a $10,000 fine.
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Updated at 1:59 p.m.:
Jurors agreed on a two-year sentence on two counts for Frances Hall, KSAT 12 News reporter Paul Venema reports.
Hall could have faced a maximum punishment of life in prison and was eligible for probation.
Two years on each count for Frances Hall. Probation on county 2, Jury finds sudden passion.
— Paul Venema (@PaulVenema12) September 13, 2016
Updated at 1:39 p.m.:
Jurors have reached an agreement on punishment for Frances Hall, KSAT 12 News reporter Paul Venema reports.
We'll have an update soon on the jury's decision.
Original Story:
Jurors on Tuesday morning began deliberating the fate of a woman found guilty of running down her husband while he was riding a motorcycle.
The jury went behind closed doors around 11 a.m. to determine punishment for Frances Hall, who was convicted Friday of murder in the October 2013 death of her estranged husband, trucking company owner Bill Hall.
Jury deliberations begin in Frances Hall murder trial.
— Paul Venema (@PaulVenema12) September 13, 2016
Frances Hall could face a maximum punishment of life in prison, but she is eligible for probation.
The defendant on Monday pleaded the jury for mercy and probation.
"Show mercy," Hall said while sobbing on the witness stand. "I did not hurt my husband."
Prosecutors said that Hall forced her husband off the road with her SUV. The defendant said that she was chasing her husband and his mistress, who was following him in another vehicle.
Hall testified that she wanted to confront the mistress.
KSAT 12 News reporter Paul Venema is in the courtroom, and will let us know when and what decision jurors reach.