Why did Giuseppe Garibaldi flee Italy after the failed Piedmont mutiny?

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Portrait of Giuseppe Garibaldi wearing a beret and cloak, with a full beard and mustache, looking toward the camera. — Giuseppe Garibaldi Giuseppe Garibaldi, c. 1860–82.

Giuseppe Garibaldi fled to France in 1834 after participating in a failed mutiny intended to spark a republican revolution in Piedmont. Following the collapse of the plot, a Genoese court condemned him to death in his absence, forcing him into exile.1