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Julie Harper gets another chance

It appears that Julie Harper may have filed her own petition, from California state prison, asking to be resentenced or to have her murder conviction vacated. She appeared in a San Diego County courtroom this morning by video monitor, before Hon. judge Blaine Bowman, the same judge who heard both her trials. The judge remarked that he did hear Julie Harper testify, twice, and she said that she shot her husband, herself, using a handgun. And the judge leafed through the pages of jury instructions and found no “malice murder” instruction. The jury verdict forms showed the jury unanimously agreed that Julie Harper personally and intentionally discharged a firearm, causing death to a person (her husband). The judge concluded, “The defendant is not entitled to relief under the statute.” Harper may have been hopeful that new California state legislation, numbered penal code 1172, could reduce her prison time. At the end of the ten-minute hearing the judge wished her good luck, and she answered, “Thank you.”
— September 26, 2022 1:10 p.m.

Julie Harper not guilty of first-degree murder

It appears that Julie Harper may have filed her own petition, from California state prison, asking to be resentenced or to have her murder conviction vacated. She appeared in a San Diego County courtroom this morning by video monitor, before Hon. judge Blaine Bowman, the same judge who heard both her trials. The judge remarked that he did hear Julie Harper testify, twice, and she said that she shot her husband, herself, using a handgun. And the judge leafed through the pages of jury instructions and found no “malice murder” instruction. The jury verdict forms showed the jury unanimously agreed that Julie Harper personally and intentionally discharged a firearm, causing death to a person (her husband). The judge concluded, “The defendant is not entitled to relief under the statute.” Harper may have been hopeful that new California state legislation, numbered penal code 1172, could reduce her prison time. At the end of the ten-minute hearing the judge wished her good luck, and she answered, “Thank you.” http://www.sandiegoreader.com/users/photos/2022/s…
— September 26, 2022 1:04 p.m.

Julie Harper not guilty of first-degree murder

Julie Harper has appeared on calendar for this coming Monday, Sept 26, set for 9 am in Dept 31 of San Diego’s North County Superior Courthouse in Vista, California. The Carlsbad housewife was convicted of shooting her husband Jason in their upstairs bedroom in 2012, while their three children were watching cartoons on television downstairs. Julie Harper was able to post $2 million bail, and became pregnant while at liberty, between her trials. The murder defendant testified at two jury trials, she claimed she was abused by her husband, and was eventually convicted of second-degree murder. Julie Harper was sentenced to 15 years to life for second-degree murder, plus 25 years to life for personal use of firearm that resulted in death — a total of 40 years to life. Since she was sent to California state prison, Julie Harper has since returned to court to appeal her sentencing, which a judge upheld. The California Inmate Locator website shows Harper is still in prison, and not eligible for parole until Aug of 2034. So perhaps Julie Harper, now 49, will next appear remotely, by video monitor, before Hon. judge Timothy Casserly.
— September 23, 2022 12:04 p.m.

The accused is with child!

Julie Harper has appeared on calendar for this coming Monday, Sept 26, set for 9 am in Dept 31 of San Diego’s North County Superior Courthouse in Vista, California. The Carlsbad housewife was convicted of shooting her husband Jason in their upstairs bedroom in 2012, while their three children were watching cartoons on television downstairs. Julie Harper was able to post $2 million bail, and became pregnant while at liberty, between her trials. The murder defendant testified at two jury trials, she claimed she was abused by her husband, and was eventually convicted of second-degree murder. Julie Harper was sentenced to 15 years to life for second-degree murder, plus 25 years to life for personal use of firearm that resulted in death — a total of 40 years to life. Since she was sent to California state prison, Julie Harper has since returned to court to appeal her sentencing, which a judge upheld. The California Inmate Locator website shows Harper is still in prison, and not eligible for parole until Aug of 2034. So perhaps Julie Harper, now 49, will next appear remotely, by video monitor, before Hon. judge Timothy Casserly.
— September 23, 2022 12:02 p.m.

Yay! Got the cash and pills

Julie Harper has appeared on calendar for this coming Monday, Sept 26, set for 9 am in Dept 31 of San Diego’s North County Superior Courthouse in Vista, California. The Carlsbad housewife was convicted of shooting her husband Jason in their upstairs bedroom in 2012, while their three children were watching cartoons on television downstairs. Julie Harper was able to post $2 million bail, and became pregnant while at liberty, between her trials. The murder defendant testified at two jury trials, she claimed she was abused by her husband, and was eventually convicted of second-degree murder. Julie Harper was sentenced to 15 years to life for second-degree murder, plus 25 years to life for personal use of firearm that resulted in death — a total of 40 years to life. Since she was sent to California state prison, Julie Harper has since returned to court to appeal her sentencing, which a judge upheld. The California Inmate Locator website shows Harper is still in prison, and not eligible for parole until Aug of 2034. So perhaps Julie Harper, now 49, will next appear remotely, by video monitor, before Hon. judge Timothy Casserly.
— September 23, 2022 noon

San Diego judge upholds Julie Harper’s 40-year sentence

Julie Harper has appeared on calendar for this coming Monday, Sept 26, set for 9 am in Dept 31 of San Diego’s North County Superior Courthouse in Vista, California. The Carlsbad housewife was convicted of shooting her husband Jason in their upstairs bedroom in 2012, while their three children were watching cartoons on television downstairs. Julie Harper was able to post $2 million bail, and became pregnant while at liberty, between her trials. The murder defendant testified at two jury trials, she claimed she was abused by her husband, and was eventually convicted of second-degree murder. Julie Harper was sentenced to 15 years to life for second-degree murder, plus 25 years to life for personal use of firearm that resulted in death — a total of 40 years to life. Since she was sent to California state prison, Julie Harper has since returned to court to appeal her sentencing, which a judge upheld. The California Inmate Locator website shows Harper is still in prison, and not eligible for parole until Aug of 2034. So perhaps Julie Harper, now 49, will next appear remotely, by video monitor, before Hon. judge Timothy Casserly.
— September 23, 2022 11:59 a.m.

Carlsbad’s Julie Harper gets 40 years for shooting husband

Julie Harper has appeared on calendar for this coming Monday, Sept 26, set for 9 am in Dept 31 of San Diego’s North County Superior Courthouse in Vista, California. The Carlsbad housewife was convicted of shooting her husband Jason in their upstairs bedroom in 2012, while their three children were watching cartoons on television downstairs. Julie Harper was able to post $2 million bail, and became pregnant while at liberty, between her trials. The murder defendant testified at two jury trials, she claimed she was abused by her husband, and was eventually convicted of second-degree murder. Julie Harper was sentenced to 15 years to life for second-degree murder, plus 25 years to life for personal use of firearm that resulted in death — a total of 40 years to life. Since she was sent to California state prison, Julie Harper has since returned to court to appeal her sentencing, which a judge upheld. The California Inmate Locator website shows Harper is still in prison, and not eligible for parole until Aug of 2034. So perhaps Julie Harper, now 49, will next appear remotely, by video monitor, before Hon. judge Timothy Casserly.
— September 23, 2022 11:58 a.m.

Pistol-packing housewife

Julie Harper has appeared on calendar for this coming Monday, Sept 26, set for 9 am in Dept 31 of San Diego’s North County Superior Courthouse in Vista, California. The Carlsbad housewife was convicted of shooting her husband Jason in their upstairs bedroom in 2012, while their three children were watching cartoons on television downstairs. Julie Harper was able to post $2 million bail, and became pregnant while at liberty, between her trials. The murder defendant testified at two jury trials, she claimed she was abused by her husband, and was eventually convicted of second-degree murder. Julie Harper was sentenced to 15 years to life for second-degree murder, plus 25 years to life for personal use of firearm that resulted in death — a total of 40 years to life. Since she was sent to California state prison, Julie Harper has since returned to court to appeal her sentencing, which a judge upheld. The California Inmate Locator website shows Harper is still in prison, and not eligible for parole until Aug of 2034. So perhaps Julie Harper, now 49, will next appear remotely, by video monitor, before Hon. judge Timothy Casserly.
— September 23, 2022 11:57 a.m.

Prosecutor argues against early release of Julie Harper

Julie Harper has appeared on calendar for this coming Monday, Sept 26, set for 9 am in Dept 31 of San Diego’s North County Superior Courthouse in Vista, California. The Carlsbad housewife was convicted of shooting her husband Jason in their upstairs bedroom in 2012, while their three children were watching cartoons on television downstairs. Julie Harper was able to post $2 million bail, and became pregnant while at liberty, between her trials. The murder defendant testified at two jury trials, she claimed she was abused by her husband, and was eventually convicted of second-degree murder. Julie Harper was sentenced to 15 years to life for second-degree murder, plus 25 years to life for personal use of firearm that resulted in death — a total of 40 years to life. Since she was sent to California state prison, Julie Harper has since returned to court to appeal her sentencing, which a judge upheld. The California Inmate Locator website shows Harper is still in prison, and not eligible for parole until Aug of 2034. So perhaps Julie Harper, now 49, will next appear remotely, by video monitor, before Hon. judge Timothy Casserly. http://www.sandiegoreader.com/users/photos/2022/s…
— September 23, 2022 11:55 a.m.

Murder trial delayed for Carlsbad housewife

Julie Harper has appeared on calendar for this coming Monday, Sept 26, set for 9 am in Dept 31 of San Diego’s North County Superior Courthouse in Vista, California. The Carlsbad housewife was convicted of shooting her husband Jason in their upstairs bedroom in 2012, while their three children were watching cartoons on television downstairs. Julie Harper was able to post $2 million bail, and became pregnant while at liberty, between her trials. The murder defendant testified at two jury trials, she claimed she was abused by her husband, and was eventually convicted of second-degree murder. Julie Harper was sentenced to 15 years to life for second-degree murder, plus 25 years to life for personal use of firearm that resulted in death — a total of 40 years to life. Since she was sent to California state prison, Julie Harper has since returned to court to appeal her sentencing, which a judge upheld. The California Inmate Locator website shows Harper is still in prison, and not eligible for parole until Aug of 2034. So perhaps Julie Harper, now 49, will next appear remotely, by video monitor, before Hon. judge Timothy Casserly. http://www.sandiegoreader.com/users/photos/2022/s…
— September 23, 2022 11:53 a.m.

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