Julie Amero’s Sentencing Delayed to April 26th

Posted by Karoli in News March 27th, 2007

Hartford Courant reporter Rick Green:   Julie Amero’s sentencing has been delayed, this time at the request of the prosecutors.

No reason for the delay was filed with the clerk at Norwich Superior Court. State’s Attorney Michael Regan, who is now involved in the case, declined to comment. Amero’s lawyers also did not return calls for comment Tuesday.

I hope this means that there is some behind-the-scenes work taking place to show the prosecutors the error of their ways.


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2 Comments to “Julie Amero’s Sentencing Delayed to April 26th”

  1. Gideon | March 28th, 2007 at 5:02 am

    The Norwich Bulletin reports that the continuance was asked for by prosecutors.

  2. Rebecca | May 5th, 2007 at 1:12 pm

    My husband works in IT and can tell that this was wrong from the beginning. Maybe the prosecutors office is seeing that too? One can only hope.