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No. But I speak of my BIL's wife as "my sister-in-law" anyway. It's just easier, and I have yet to run into a situation where it causes confusion.
But isn't that a different set if relationships that the original? This is from the OP.
my sister-Judy
her hubby Jim
his sister Julie
Is Julie my sister in law?
If you are talking about a BIL's wife, wouldn't it go more like this?
Your Husband- Bob
Husband's brother- Jim (your BIL)
Jim's wife- Julie
In this case, I would say that Julie is your sister in law. That's why I refer to my wife's sister and her husband as my brother and sister in law, or him as my brother in law.
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That's it.
