The Murderous Earl of Pembroke part 3: Philip Herbert's First Victim

Philip Herbert, while drinking in a tavern, attacked Nathaniel Coney, leading to a trial where he was found guilty of manslaughter. Despite the evidence, he used the privilege of peerage to escape punishment. Later, he attacked Charles Sackville, showing a pattern of violent behavior.

How did the privilege of peerage affect the Earl's sentencing?

What happened after the Earl received a warning regarding the privilege of peerage?