Jul 26, 2018 · Brock Turner's lawyer Eric Multhaup made the novel argument Tuesday in a state appellate court in San Jose, California, which appeared only to confuse the three-judge panel. Dan Honda/Bay Area News Group via AP Brock Turner, 21, is released from jail in Santa Clara County, California, Sept. 2, 2016.
Jul 19, 2016 · The defense attorney, Mike Armstrong, told BuzzFeed News Tuesday the woman "stated earlier" that she had no memory of either the assault or of Turner so "any questioning would have been useless." A transcript of the woman's testimony was released Tuesday afternoon by the Santa Clara County Superior Court. Here's a portion of the cross-examination:
Jul 25, 2018 · Attorney Eric Multhaup argued that Turner was engaged in "sexual outercourse" and did not demonstrate that he intended to rape the victim, according to NBC Bay Area.
This past December, Turner first began to appeal his guilty verdict and earlier today, July 25, the Mercury News reported that Turner's lawyer, Eric S. Multhaup, attempted to …
The California judge who was recalled after handing down a sentence seen as too lenient for Stanford swimmer Brock Turner after his conviction for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman and who worked briefly as a Bay Area high school coach has been fired from that job, the district announced Wednesday.Sep 12, 2019
' It was only eight months after the assault, while living with her boyfriend Lucas in San Francisco, that Chanel realised the true impact the ordeal was having on her body image. 'I had started wearing Lucas's clothing because it was much larger - I could disappear inside of it,' she says.Nov 18, 2019
That's a desperate, immature man's defense He is ludicrously attempting to say that it was “outercourse." His attorney, Eric Multhaup, describes this as a version of "safe sex," where both parties are fully clothed. He's arguing that Turner did not intend to rape his unconscious victim, because he was fully dressed.Jul 26, 2018
In his ruling, Persky claimed that a prison sentence would “have a severe effect” on the 19-year-old Turner and that, regardless of the sentence, he would be required to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.Jun 6, 2018
Now living in New York, Miller is continuing to heal, helped along by her daily practice of doodling, and is finding joy in life as well as confronting fresh wounds.Mar 31, 2021
Palo Alto, California, U.S. Chanel Elisabeth Miller (born June 12, 1992) is an American writer and artist based in San Francisco, California and New York City. She was known anonymously after she was sexually assaulted on the campus of Stanford University in 2015 by Brock Allen Turner.
In 2020, Turner is working an entry-level job at Tark Inc., a firm that manufactures cooling technology for medical appliances, earning $12 an hour. It is also reported that the now 24-year-old still lives at home with his parents in Bellbrook, Ohio, a suburb of Dayton, and drives a 2008 Chrysler Pacifica.Jun 3, 2020
On June 2, 2016, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Aaron Persky sentenced Turner to six months in jail followed by three years of probation....People v. TurnerFull case nameThe People of the State of California v. Brock Allen Turner13 more rows
Persky is an Ashkenazi Jewish toponymic surname after the village of Pershai in today's Valozhyn Raion, Belarus. Variants include Perski and Perske.
Multhaup described "outercourse" as an activity that does not involve vaginal sex and as a "version of safe sex."
California's 6th District Court of Appeal has 90 days to issue a ruling, although the judges on Tuesday appeared to be skeptical of the defense's arguments, The Associated Press reported.
Turner was convicted in March 2016 on three felony sexual assault charges, including attempted rape. He began serving a six-month sentence in June 2016 and was released after just three months. At the time, Turner was facing up to 14 years in prison .
According to KPIX-TV , Turner's lawyer, Eric Multhaup, told three appellate court judges that Turner simply wanted "outercourse," and had no intentions of raping the unnamed woman, and is attempting to overturn the felony charge of attempted rape.
Turner was not present in court on Tuesday. According to public record, Turner is living outside of Dayton, Ohio, with his family and reportedly works for a landscaping company.
Brock Turner was born August 1, 1995, in Dayton, Ohio. He graduated from Oakwood High School in 2014. At the time of his arrest, Turner was a 19-year-old freshman at Stanford University, enrolled on a swimming scholarship.
After the guilty verdict, Turner said to his probation officer that the encounter was consensual. He also gave an 11-page statement to the judge that said he received verbal consent from the woman before she passed out.
At the time of his conviction, it was reported that Turner's legal appeal would be led by attorney Dennis Riordan, who represented former baseball player Barry Bonds in a perjury case. Riordan was present in court Thursday, June 2 with Turner's initial attorney Michael Armstrong.
He wrote a letter to the judge expressing dissatisfaction with the sentencing length. The juror said that "the fact that Turner ran away after two Stanford graduate students noticed him on top of an unmoving woman" was compelling evidence, along with the incoherence of the message that Doe left her boyfriend before meeting Brock. The juror believed this was very strong evidence "that Turner should have reasonably known she was not able to give consent."
Santa Clara County criminalist Craig Lee testified that the woman's DNA was found under the fingernails of Turner's left and right hands and on a portion of his right finger. Lee's test did not show when the DNA was deposited and could not tell if it was blood, but he said it did resemble blood. The woman testified that she woke up with dried blood on her hands and elbows.
The second edition of the criminal justice textbook Introduction to Criminal Justice ( ISBN 9781506347721 ), by University of Colorado, Denver Professors Callie Marie Rennison and Mary Dodge, uses Turner 's mugshot as the accompanying photo in the entry that defines rape. According to the caption beneath Turner' s photo, which appears on Page 20 at the top of the section in the book on "rape":
Her sister (referred to by police as "Jane Doe 2") wrote a letter saying "an entire part of my heart has been permanently broken" by the assault, the lengthy prosecution, and Turner's failure to take responsibility for his actions .
As of 2021, Turner works for a cooling technology company in his native Ohio. Per The Daily Mail , Brock’s entry-level job earns him $12 an hour. Turner lives in his parent’s home in Bellbrook, Ohio, and drives a 2008 Chrysler.
Brock was, from the outside at least, an outstanding student and a future star. He’d joined Stanford from Oakwood High School on a swimming scholarship.