Juliet Boccone

Tulare County Superior Court Judge Juliet Boccone on Monday rescheduled the hearing that was scheduled for Wednesday morning because of an attorney change by one of the men.

Judges Juliet Boccone, Elizabeth Krant, Melinda Reed and Valeriano Saucedo will take part in the seminar for students.

Tulare County Superior Court Judge Juliet Boccone on Monday rescheduled the hearing that was scheduled for Wednesday morning because of an attorney change by one of the men.

Juliet Boccone, a supervising deputy district attorney with the Tulare County District Attorney's Office, and Gary Paden, a veteran criminal lawyer in Visalia, were appointed members of Tulare County Superior Court on Thursday by Gov.
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"When I got the call, it just sort of hit me," said Boccone, 46, of Woodlake.

Boccone had wondered off and on for the past six months if she would get the job, she said.

"I was hopeful and anxious," she said.
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Boccone, who on Thursday wasn't sure when she'll be sworn in, said she's also excited to serve as judge.Also a Republican, she'll fill Silveira's spot.

"It was something I thought I could do well, and I'm happy the governor agreed with me," she said.

Before beginning work for the Tulare County District Attorney's Office in 1991, Boccone was an attorney in private practice, handling mostly personal injury, family and general practice cases.She also taught a paralegal class at Phillips Junior College and was an associate in the law office of Demetrious Eugenios.

She earned a bachelor's degree from Peninsula University and a law degree from Peninsula University School of Law.

Boccone said she will become the third woman to currently serve as a Tulare County superior court judge.
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Boccone and Paden will make $149,160 a year as judges.

Others who have confirmed that they've applied are Juliet Boccone, a supervising deputy district attorney for Tulare County; Leonard Herr, assistant city attorney for Visalia; Visalia attorney Antonio Reyes; Charlotte Wittig, Tulare County Juvenile Court referee; and Superior Court commissioners Hugo Loza and Brett Alldredge.

Today, September 27, 2005, Tulare County Superior Court Judge Juliet Boccone, sentenced the 28-year-old Fresno resident to the near maximum term of 16 years and 8 months in state prison.

Hodgkins filed a complaint with the Tulare County District Attorney's Office last week, but Juliet Boccone, a supervising deputy district attorney, said the case hasn't been investigated to determine what, if any, action her office might take.

"There are certainly civil remedies" that her office could take against companies committing consumer fraud -- even those based in other states -- which could result in fines and possibly even mandatory restitution to wronged customers, Boccone said.

Her office could take criminal action if the offenses are serious enough, but Boccone said it's much too early to theorize what might be done.