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Jan. 23, 2007

Doing Unto Others

PORTERVILLE - After 14 years as a deputy district attorney and three as a personal-injury litigator, Judge Juliet L. Boccone is no stranger to horror stories of physical trauma, especially those that happen in car accidents. But a near-fatal crash on Nov. 10 left her with aches and scars, an altered perspective and a renewed vigor for her job.

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Doing Unto Others

Juliet L. Boccone

Tulare County Superior Court (Porterville)

Career Highlights: Appointed to the Tulare County Superior Court by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, 2005; deputy district attorney, Tulare County, 1991-2005; sole practitioner, Porterville, 1990-91; associate, Law Offices of Demetrious Eugenios, Campbell, 1987-90.

Law School: Peninsula University School of Law, 1987

Tulare County Superior Court
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By Noah Barron
Daily Journal Staff Writer

      PORTERVILLE - After 14 years as a deputy district attorney and three as a personal-injury litigator, Judge Juliet L. Boccone is no stranger to horror stories of physical trauma, especially those that happen in car accidents. But a near-fatal crash on Nov. 10 left her with aches and scars, an altered perspective and a renewed vigor for her job.
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