Tasmanian Supreme Court Judge Gregory Geason has been sentenced to 100 hours of community service for assaulting and emotionally abusing a woman.
The sentence, handed down on Thursday in the Hobart Magistrates Court, is part of a 12-month community service order.
The 63-year-old judge will also have a conviction recorded against him.
Geason had previously pleaded not guilty to the charge, which related to incidents that allegedly occurred over a nine-month period in 2023.
The case was heard by Victorian Deputy Chief Magistrate Susan Wakeling after it was determined that no Tasmanian magistrate could preside over the proceedings.
Geason has been suspended from his role on the Supreme Court bench since the allegations surfaced.
His defence counsel told the court on Tuesday that the judge would be stepping down from his position shortly.
