Will UMM's Common Criminal Prof Paul "Appeals To Ridicule" Myers Have Another Hissy Fit? Inquiring Minds Want To Know, Don't They? Answer: Yes!
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subject: Why would you even consider the common criminal Tracy M. Smith, Deputy General Counsel for the University of Minnesota/At-Large Member, Commission on Judicial Selection Court of Appeals Candidate?
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Matt Swenson, Commission on Judicial Selection 763-464-0042:
Why would you even consider the common criminal Tracy M. Smith, Deputy General Counsel for the University of Minnesota/At-Large Member, Commission on Judicial Selection for a Court of Appeals candidate? Inquiring minds want to know, don't they? Attorney Smith is nothing but a common criminal, isn't she? See attached evidence. Smith has a long and sordid history of harassment and illegally withholding readily available free electronic public data from me. In fact, the only way that I received some electronic data from Smith was to inform William P. Donohue, Office of the General Counsel (612) 624-7569 that I considered him the mastermind behind the harassment and the violation of the Minnesota Data Practice Act. I also informed Donahue that I was probably going to file criminal charges against him like I did UMM Chancellor Jacqueline R. Johnson 320-589-6020. Would you like the audio recorded message emailed to you?
Smith has been illegally withholding readily available free electronic public data to cover up (2) two UMM scandals: UMM Paul "Appeals to Ridicule" Myers' vandalism of a school sanctioned newspaper and a scandal involving the botched raid by the UMM's West Central SWAT team.
I am also sure that you are aware of the UMM student newspaper scandal that has haunted Prof Paul "Appeals to Ridicule" Myers. What you may not be aware of is that the UMM is currently illegally withholding the handwriting sample provided by Prof Myers and the audio statements in the abbreviated and slipshod investigation. See link for Myer’s UMM police report. http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/files/2015/01/Police-Report.pdf. Prof Myers’ police report was only released after I filed a criminal complaint against UMM Chancellor Jacqueline R. Johnson and Prof Paul Myers.
Prof Paul "Appeals to Ridicule" Myers isn’t doing any of the things that you would expect an innocent individual to do, is he? No, he isn’t. If Prof Myers was innocent, then he would be demanding that the handwriting sample be sent to the BCA lab to prove that he was innocent, wouldn’t he? He would, wouldn’t he? If Prof Myers was innocent, then he would be demanding that the handwriting sample be released to the public so they could send it to a private lab to prove that he was innocent, wouldn’t he? He would, wouldn’t he? If Prof Myers was innocent, then he would be demanding that the University of Minnesota, Morris stop illegally withholding the apparently incriminating handwriting sample and audio statements, wouldn’t he? He would, wouldn’t he? Instead Prof Myers and common criminal Tracy M. Smith, Deputy General Counsel for the University of Minnesota appear to be in damage control mode.
Smith second scandal is the cover up of the malicious raid of America’s Best Value Inn in Glenwood by UMM's West Central SWAT team. The UMM's West Central SWAT team misused local, municipal, county, state and federal resources on a wild goose chase at the America’s Best Value Inn in Glenwood for fugitve Andrew Dikken. My source indicated that the UMM's SWAT reconnaissance knew Dikken was no where near the inn property prior to the raid. Yet, despite that fact the inn was raided. My source indicated in their audio statement that the inn lost money because of the publicity stunt. To cover this up Smith is making wild and outrageous claims that the UMM"s member were not present at the inn. Yet, Smith willfully refuses to produce the readily available free electronic public data that is in her possession to substantiate her utter nonsense.
It's not surprising that both UMM's Prof Paul "Appeals to Ridicule" Myers and Yellow Medicine Co. Sheriff Bill "Threat to your safety" Flaten have been forced to change their loony stories with my coverage of their scandals, is it? See below.
Smith's malicious tactics are to misrepresent the digital audio files as audio tapes; (Note: a member of the West Central SWAT team has already emailed me audio files in DSS format, haven't they?) sent a fraudulent bill for large sum of money for readily available free electronic public data; partially fulfilled data requests; making wild and outrageous claims that her UMM SWAT team member was not present at the malicious SWAT raid; harassing emails that drip with passive-aggressive behavior; and thinking and acting like she is above the law. Sounds like Smith is the perfect candidate for Minnesota's lawless courts, doesn't it?
Terry Dean, Nemmers (UMM graduate)
6.3 The Team Commander will direct investigative activities based on intelligence provided by the Team Board members with priority given to case investigations that directly impact the members' communities. Powers and Duties 2013 West Central S.W.A.T. Team Agreement. Page 4. 6.7 The Team's books, records and reports shall be open to inspection by its member's at all reasonable times. Powers and Duties 2013 West Central S.W.A.T. Team Agreement. Page 5. West Central S.W.A.T. Team Agreement. The Regents of the University of Minnesota, A Minnesota constitutional corporation, on behalf of its Morris campus duly approved this agreement on the ____ day of _____ , 200__. Approved as to form and legality: Tracy M. Smith Associate General Counsel 3/14/13. 2013 West Central S.W.A.T. Team Agreement. Page 26.
In her discussion of the different modes of overt and covert verbal abuse, Evans (1992) lists the following types of covert verbal abuse: “withholding,” “countering,” “discounting,” “verbal abuse disguised as jokes,” “blocking and diverting,” “trivializing,” and “undermining.” Gaslighting, The Double Whammy, Interrogation and Other Covert Control in Psychotherapy & Analysis, Theo L. Dorpat (Maryland: 2004), Page 13.
I just got back from the campus police, where I was read my Miranda rights and recorded giving a statement, because the Geiger cranks have apparently made a formal complaint, accusing me of stealing their rags and adding a new charge, that I’d vandalized the latest edition, scribbling an “str” on the cover to change “right-to-life” to “right-to-strife”. So I also had to leave a handwriting sample. The Northstar Holy War continues. 28 January 2014. http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2014/01/28/the-northstar-holy-war-continues/
Tracy M. Smith: Ms. Smith is the Deputy General Counsel for the University of Minnesota, where she is responsible for representing the University in general litigation in state and federal district and appellate courts. Previously, she was an Associate General Counsel for the University of Minnesota, Assistant Attorney in the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office, and a judicial clerk for the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Ms. Smith volunteers for Southwest High School and previously served on the Minneapolis Public Schools Advisory Committee on Global Languages and volunteered as a teacher for English language learners at Neighborhood House. Commission on Judicial Selection Recommends Court of Appeals Candidates to Governor Dayton FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 25, 2015
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Commission Members Members of the Minnesota Commission on Judicial Selection are listed below. Tracy M. Smith, At-Large Member Ms. Smith serves as the Deputy General Counsel at the University of Minnesota, where she supervises litigation on behalf of the University and provides advice on employment, student affairs, privacy and data practice. Ms. Smith previously served as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Minnesota and clerked for the Honorable Max Rosenn, United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Education: B.A. Georgetown University, Washington, DC. J.D. University of Minnesota Law School, Minneapolis, MN.
University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler fielded praise and pointed criticism following the resignation of Norwood Teague as athletic director, with Kaler’s staff scrambling at times to control the flow of information to the public. A review of hundreds of pages of correspondence and other materials requested by news organizations shows that some members of the university’s Board of Regents questioned why they did not learn sooner of the sexual harassment complaints against Teague. The documents also offer a glimpse of the intense pressure faced by Kaler and the U’s communications team after the Aug. 6 resignation. U regents say they were first kept in dark about Norwood Teague complaints In e-mails, regents say they were kept in the dark about harassment complaints. By Mila Koumpilova and Dan Browning Star Tribune NOVEMBER 24, 2015 — 9:28PM
Mr. Nemmers, The Sheriff’s Office has no public data related to this incident. The call did not come in on a 911 line. The phone calls made to our office if released would jeopardize another ongoing investigation. Also, incident you reference is a Granite Falls Police Department case. You will need to contact them directly for information related to that case. Subject: Data Request. From: Cindy Hanson, Administrative Assistant, Yellow Medicine County Sheriff's Office. , Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 4:41 PM.
A 911 call to the Yellow Medicine County Sheriff’s Office resulted in the search of the America’s Best Value Inn, a hotel located on state Highway 28 in Glenwood. The tip, deemed credible by law enforcement, described a man matching Dikken’s description. ...“Once it was deemed a credible report, we took it seriously and followed up on it,” Danter told the Pope County Tribune Thursday afternoon. … After the hotel search, it was determined that the tip was unfounded, and Dikken was never at the hotel or even in Glenwood, Danter said Friday morning. Public tip leads to search of Glenwood hotel. 09-09-13, By Tim Douglass, Publisher. Pope County Tribune. http://www.pctribune.com
UMM student newspaper scandal that has haunted Prof Myers: What? There was no scandal, and I haven’t been haunted by anything. It’s a little peculiar that I’m accused of acting above the law because in an incident in which someone defaced some cheap racist newspapers by scribbling on them, I obliged the law by giving a handwriting sample, which didn’t match (and probably couldn’t match — it’s a pretty short scribble) Prof PZ Myers aka "Mr. Logical Fallacy" November 15, 2015.
I did note that the STR from Myers was similar, but not exact to the STR written on the front page of the paper that I had a copy of. ICR# 1400376 UMM Police Officer Rob Velde.
Common Criminal UMM Prof PZ Myers Has A Hissy Fit That I Contacted Elizabeth Loutfi, Editor-in-Chief & Quinn Malloy, University News Editor About Censoring/Assault Of Maneater Senior Staff Photographer Mark Schierbecker? PZ Myers Loves To Use The Logical Fallacy "Appeal To Ridicule" To Bully His Victims Into Silence, Doesn't He? He Does, Doesn't He? Nemmers Requests Updates On His Criminal Complaints Against Myers And Corrupt UMM Chancellor Jacqueline R. Johnson? Johnson "Retiring" Because Of Data Scandal? Myers' Latest Wild & Outrageous Claims: #1 "There Was No Scandal"? #2 Handwiriting Sample "Didn't Match" When Police Report Says "Similar, But Not Identical"? http://lionnews00.blogspot.com/2015/11/common-criminal-umm-prof-pz-myers-has.html
Scandal - Scandal! UMM Chancellor Jacqueline Johnson Still Illegally Withholding Slanderer & Violence Inciter Prof PZ Myer's Criminal Investigative Data For Vandalizing School Sanctioned Newspaper (January 27, 2014) & Data For Illegal West Central SWAT Team Raid On America's Best Value Inn In Glenwood On September 4, 2013? William P. Donohue, University Of Minnesota's General Counsel Lurking & Skulking On Lion News After May 7, 2015 Phone Call? http://lionnews00.blogspot.com/2015/01/scandal-scandal-criminal-complaint.html
Scandal - Scandal! UMM Chancellor Jacqueline R. Johnson Conspires With Yellow Medicine Co. Sheriff Flaten In Cover-Up In Sensationalist Andrew Dikken Manhunt? University Of Minnesota, Morris Is Member Of West Central SWAT Team? Johnson Aids & Abets Corrupt West Central SWAT By Illegally Withholding Data Of Illegal SWAT Raid? SWAT Publicity Stunt Misuse of Government Funds And A Huge Embarrassment For UMM & Johnson? http://lionnews00.blogspot.com/2014/09/scandal-scandal-umm-chancellor.html
Sheriff Flaten Forced To Change 911 Story For Andrew Dikken Manhunt – Casts Doubts On Staged West Central SWAT Raid In Glenwood – Data Illegally Withheld To Cover Up Publicity Stunt? http://lionnews00.blogspot.com/2013/09/sheriff-flaten-forced-to-change-911.html
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Mr. Sheehy is currently the Director of the Region and Communities Program at the McKnight Foundation, a Minnesota-based family foundation. Throughout his distinguished career, Mr. Sheehy has served as Chief Deputy to Minnesota Attorney General Humphrey, Regional Administrator of the Metropolitan Council, Director of the City of Minneapolis Department of Community Planning and Economic Development, and Chief of Staff to Senator Amy Klobuchar. Education: B.A. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA J.D. University of Minnesota Law School, Minneapolis,
Lee Sheehy Program Director, Region & Communities
Sheehy is director of the Region & Communities program at The McKnight Foundation. Prior to McKnight, he served as chief of staff for U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar for two years. Previously he was executive director of Community Planning and Economic Development for the City of Minneapolis, overseeing planning and development functions; regional administrator of the Metropolitan Council, directing the council's planning, transit and wastewater functions; and chief deputy to Minnesota Attorney General Hubert Humphrey. Sheehy received his B.A. from Harvard College in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and his law degree from the University of Minnesota. https://www.mcknight.org/about-us/lee-sheehy-bio
Contact:
Phone Number (612) 333-4220
Mailing Address The McKnight Foundation 710 South 2nd Street, Suite 400 Minneapolis, MN 55401
Email: MNlsheehy@mcknight.org
Readily available free electronic public data confirms that the corrupt University of Minnesota, Morris Campus Police & corrupt Deputy General Counsel Tracy M. Smith have "constructive possession" of West Central SWAT team's incident reports, doesn't It? It does, doesn't It?
Constructive Possession
Constructive possession is a legal theory used to extend possession to situations where a person has no hands-on custody of an object. Most courts say that constructive possession, also sometimes called "possession in law," exists where a person has knowledge of an object plus the ability to control the object, even if the person has no physical contact with it (United States v. Derose, 74 F.3d 1177 [11th Cir. 1996]). http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/possession
Initial Request for UMM's SWAT records: June 27, 2014:
UMM's SWAT contract requires investigations of misconduct:
UMM's SWAT contract requires adherence to SWAT policy and procedure manual & originating agency policy and procedure manual:
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from: Lion News lionnews00@gmail.com
to: neil.cunningham@state.mn.us,
andrew.c.olson@state.mn.us
date: Fri, Dec 4, 2015 at 7:20 AM
subject: Chapter 13 data request - Open Appointment applications for service on state agencies, boards, councils, commissions or task forces - Commission on Judicial Selection - Operating Budget
mailed-by: gmail.com
Andrew Olson, Deputy Director of Appointments (651) 201-3413
Chapter 13 data request - Please email me the following readily available free electronic public data:
1. Commission on Judicial Selection board members current open appointment applications.
2. Commission on Judicial Selection's Operating Budget, FY 2014-15
Terry Dean, Nemmers
CC:
http://mn.gov/mmb/mmbhome/data-request.jsp
Neil Cunningham, Data Practices Compliance Official (DPCO) 658 Cedar Street Saint Paul, MN 55155 neil.cunningham@state.mn.us
http://www.mnaging.org/~/media/MNAging/Docs/About/oa_app.ashx
STATE OF MINNESOTA OPEN APPOINTMENTS APPLICATION FOR SERVICE ON STATE AGENCIES, BOARDS, COUNCILS, COMMISSIONS or TASK FORCES All information on this form is available to the public upon request.
https://www.senate.mn/confirmations/2013-2014/2013-2014_required_docs/Wernz_William.PDF
http://www.nativeamericanbar.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/2014-02-17-Support-for-Peter-Reyes.pdf
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=15.0597
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=15.0597&format=pdf
http://www.mn.gov/governor/newsroom/pressreleasedetail.jsp?id=102-152480
Governor Dayton Reappoints At-Large Members of the Commission on Judicial Selection
January 08, 2015
ST. PAUL, MN – Today, Governor Mark Dayton announced the reappointments of Mary Al Balber, Jerry Blackwell, Randy Kehr, Linda Krug, Tim O’Brien, and William Sieben as at-large members of the Minnesota Commission on Judicial Selection. These at-large members will serve alongside the Chair of the Commission, Lee Sheehy, whose reappointment was announced last month. The terms of these members will expire on Monday, January 7, 2019.
https://mn.gov/governor/newsroom/pressreleasedetail.jsp?id=102-149293
Lee Sheehy to Continue as Chair of Commission on Judicial Selection
November 24, 2014
ST. PAUL, MN – At a news conference this morning, Governor Mark Dayton announced that he will appoint Lee Sheehy to continue as Chair of the Minnesota Commission on Judicial Selection. Mr. Sheehy has held the post since his appointment by the Governor in 2011. Over the last four years, Sheehy and the Minnesota Commission on Judicial Selection have helped interview and recommend judicial candidates for 86 District Court, Appellate Court, and Supreme Court appointments.
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Why no mention that Smith is part of the Judicial Selection Committee, huh? Rigged, right? Sounds like Nemmers' exposure of Smith's misconduct forced Dayton to rush his apparent pre-ordained appointment of Smith, doesn't it? It does, doesn't it?
Office of Governor Mark Dayton
& Lt. Governor Tina Smith
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 4, 2015
Contact: Matt Swenson
651-201-3445 office
763-464-0042 cell
matt.swenson@state.mn.us
Governor Dayton Appoints Commissioner Lucinda E. Jesson and Tracy M. Smith to Minnesota Court of Appeals
Appointments fill vacancies created by the appointment of the Honorable Natalie E. Hudson to the Minnesota Supreme Court, and the retirement of the Honorable John P. Smith
ST. PAUL, MN – Governor Mark Dayton today announced his appointments of Lucinda E. Jesson and Tracy M. Smith to serve on the Minnesota Court of Appeals. Commissioner Jesson and Ms. Smith will fill two at-large vacancies, replacing the Honorable Natalie E. Hudson, who was appointed earlier this year to the Minnesota Supreme Court; and the Honorable John P. Smith, upon his retirement from the Court of Appeals, which is effective February 2, 2016.
About Lucinda E. Jesson
Lucinda E. Jesson has served as Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Human Services since her appointment by Governor Dayton in 2011. In that role, Commissioner Jesson managed a $36 billion budget, 6,200 state employees, and state programs serving more than 1 million Minnesotans. During her time as commissioner, she championed cost-saving reforms and better-quality services for Minnesotans.
“Lucinda Jesson has done a superb job managing Minnesota’s largest state agency,” said Governor Dayton. “I am deeply grateful to Ms. Jesson for her outstanding service to the people of Minnesota, and have the utmost confidence in her judgment. Her impeccable qualifications for this position speak for themselves. I am certain she will bring the same measure of excellence to the Minnesota Court of Appeals as she has demonstrated during her service at the Department of Human Services.”
Prior to her appointment as commissioner, Ms. Jesson was an Associate Professor of Law at Hamline University, and a partner at Oppenheimer, Wolff & Donnelly, LLP. Ms. Jesson also previously served as Chief Deputy County Attorney for the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office, and the Deputy Attorney General in the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office.
“Public service has been the cornerstone of my career, from my work as chief deputy in the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office to being commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Human Services,” said Commissioner Jesson. “I am grateful for this new opportunity to serve the people of Minnesota.”
Commissioner Jesson serves on the executive committee of the Olmstead Subcabinet and is the Co-Chair of the Children’s Justice Initiative, the Minnesota Interagency Council on Homelessness, Task Force on Health Care Financing, and the Governor’s Task Force on Child Protection. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Arkansas and her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
A headshot of Lucinda E. Jesson is available here. http://mn.gov/governor/images/original_photo_lucinda_jesson.jpg
About Tracy M. Smith
Tracy M. Smith currently serves as Deputy General Counsel for the University of Minnesota, where she is responsible for representing the University in general litigation in state and federal district and appellate courts. In this role, Ms. Smith has provided legal services for the University, managing a wide range of legal issues, including employment law, constitutional law, antitrust and business tort claims, and more.
“Throughout her career, Tracy Smith has managed an impressive variety of complex legal issues,” said Governor Dayton. “From representing Minnesota’s largest university, to representing the State of Minnesota and its agencies in the Office of the Attorney General, Ms. Smith’s professional legal experiences have prepared her for success on the Minnesota Court of Appeals. I am confident she will be an exceptional judge.”
Previously, Ms. Smith served as Associate General Counsel for the University of Minnesota. She also served as Assistant Attorney General in the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office, where she represented the State of Minnesota in consumer fraud investigations and lawsuits, worked on civil antitrust investigations, and handled a number of criminal appeals. Ms. Smith also served as judicial law clerk for the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
"Service on the court of appeals is a great privilege,” said Tracy M. Smith. “I am honored to have the opportunity and mindful of the solemn obligation all judges have to the people they serve."
Ms. Smith is actively engaged with the Minneapolis Public Schools, volunteering at Southwest High School and having served on the Minneapolis Public Schools Advisory Committee on Global Languages and the Minneapolis Kids Advisory Board. She has also volunteered as a teacher for English language learners at Neighborhood House in Saint Paul. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree cum laude from Georgetown University and her Juris Doctor degree magna cum laude from the University of Minnesota Law School.
A headshot of Tracy M. Smith is available here. http://mn.gov/governor/images/smith_tracy_m.jpg
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Some Context, Okay? Can You Say: Conflict of interest?
http://mn.gov/governor/appointments/judicial-appointments/commission-members.jsp
Commission Members
Members of the Minnesota Commission on Judicial Selection are listed below
Tracy M. Smith, At-Large Member
Ms. Smith serves as the Deputy General Counsel at the University of Minnesota, where she supervises litigation on behalf of the University and provides advice on employment, student affairs, privacy and data practice. Ms. Smith previously served as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Minnesota and clerked for the Honorable Max Rosenn, United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Education:
B.A. Georgetown University, Washington, DC
J.D. University of Minnesota Law School, Minneapolis, MN
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Why no mention that Smith is part of the Judicial Selection Committee, huh? Rigged, right?
Office of Governor Mark Dayton
& Lt. Governor Tina Smith
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 25, 2015
Contact: Matt Swenson
651-201-3445 office
763-464-0042 cell
matt.swenson@state.mn.us
Commission on Judicial Selection Recommends Court of Appeals Candidates to Governor Dayton
ST. PAUL, MN – The Commission on Judicial Selection announced today it is recommending four candidates to Governor Mark Dayton for consideration to fill two at-large vacancies on the Minnesota Court of Appeals. These vacancies were created upon the appointment of the Honorable Natalie E. Hudson to the Minnesota Supreme Court and the upcoming retirement of the Honorable John P. Smith, effective February 2, 2016.
Judge Diane B. Bratvold: Judge Bratvold serves as a District Court Judge in the Fourth Judicial District. Prior to her appointment, she was a shareholder at Briggs and Morgan P.A., partner and associate at Rider Bennett, LLP, and an attorney at Fetterly & Gordon, P.A. Judge Bratvold serves as the Director and Treasurer of Advocates for Human Rights, is a board member for the Zion Lutheran Foundation in Anoka, volunteers as a mentor at the University of St. Thomas Law School, and previously served as Director and Secretary of the Champlin Park Vocal Music Association.
Judge Jeffrey M. Bryan: Judge Bryan serves as a District Court Judge in the Second Judicial District. Prior to his appointment, he was an Assistant United States Attorney in the United States Attorney’s Office and a civil litigation attorney at Robins, Kaplan, LLP. Judge Bryan serves as an executive board member on the Minnesota Urban Debate League and is involved with various committees with the Minnesota Hispanic Bar Association. He also volunteers as coach and team manager for the Saint Paul Blackhawks Football Club and as a Sunday school teacher at the Fairmont Avenue Methodist Church.
Commissioner Lucinda E. Jesson: Lucinda Jesson is the Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Human Services. Prior to her appointment, she was an Associate Professor at Hamline University, partner at Oppenheimer, Wolff & Donnelly, LLP, Chief Deputy County Attorney for the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office, and the Deputy Attorney General in the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office. Commissioner Jesson serves on the executive committee of the Olmstead Subcabinet and is the Co-Chair of the Children’s Justice Initiative, the Minnesota Interagency Council on Homelessness, Task Force on Health Care Financing, and the Governor’s Task Force on Child Protection.
Tracy M. Smith: Ms. Smith is the Deputy General Counsel for the University of Minnesota, where she is responsible for representing the University in general litigation in state and federal district and appellate courts. Previously, she was an Associate General Counsel for the University of Minnesota, Assistant Attorney in the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office, and a judicial clerk for the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Ms. Smith volunteers for Southwest High School and previously served on the Minneapolis Public Schools Advisory Committee on Global Languages and volunteered as a teacher for English language learners at Neighborhood House.
An announcement of the appointments will be made following an interview process over the coming weeks.
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Need a comparison? How about another candidate that I was exposing to the Selection committee? This candidate was announced but no selection after how many weeks?
Office of Governor Mark Dayton
& Lt. Governor Tina Smith
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 6, 2015
Contact: Matt Swenson
651-201-3445 office
763-464-0042 cell
matt.swenson@state.mn.us
Commission on Judicial Selection Recommends First Judicial District Candidates to Governor Dayton
ST. PAUL, MN – The Commission on Judicial Selection announced today it is recommending three candidates to Governor Mark Dayton for consideration to fill the current vacancy in Minnesota’s First Judicial District. This vacancy was created upon the retirement of the Honorable Mary J. Theisen, and will be chambered at Hastings in Dakota County.
Phillip Prokopowicz: Mr. Prokopowicz serves as the Chief Deputy Dakota County Attorney, where he is responsible for handling misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor, felony, and juvenile delinquency cases. Previously, Mr. Prokopowicz was the head of the Dakota County Criminal Division, the Assistant Dakota County Attorney, and an adjunct professor at William Mitchell College of Law. Mr. Prokopowicz has volunteered for the Inver Grove Heights Parks Department as a youth baseball and soccer coach and formerly served on the Board of Directors for the Inver Grove Heights Community Schools.
Gary Voegele: Mr. Voegele is an attorney at Gary L. Voegele, P.A., where his practice includes family law, personal injury, real estate, probate, business law, and civil and criminal matters. He also works as an adjunct professor at the University of St. Thomas’ Opus College of Business. Previously, Mr. Voegele was a Child Support Magistrate and contract Administrative Law Judge at the Office of Administrative Hearings. Mr. Voegele has served as a board member of the Minnesota State Bar Foundation and the Faribault Foundation, and is the former Chair of the Family Law Section of the Minnesota State Bar Association.
Richelle Wahi: Ms. Wahi is a partner at Lindquist & Vennum LLP, where she handles cases primarily in family law and general litigation. She also serves as a Conciliation Court Referee in Dakota County and previously was an attorney at Moss & Barnett. Ms. Wahi volunteers with the Tubman Safety Project, coaches volleyball for the Eagan Athletic Association and softball for the Mendota Heights Athletic Association, and mentors law students from the University of St. Thomas Law School, Twin Cities Diversity in Practice, and William Mitchell College of Law.
Minnesota’s First Judicial District consists of Carver, Dakota, Goodhue, LeSueur, McLeod, Scott and Sibley Counties.
An announcement of the appointment will be made following an interview process over the next few weeks.
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Office of the Governor & Lt. Governor, Communications Department
116 Veterans Service Building, 20 West 12th Street, St. Paul, MN 55155
T: 651-201-3400 | E: Dayton.Media@state.mn.us
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More to come . . .
Related links:
Common Criminal UMM Prof PZ Myers Has A Hissy Fit That I Contacted Elizabeth Loutfi, Editor-in-Chief & Quinn Malloy, University News Editor About Censoring/Assault Of Maneater Senior Staff Photographer Mark Schierbecker? PZ Myers Loves To Use The Logical Fallacy "Appeal To Ridicule" To Bully His Victims Into Silence, Doesn't He? He Does, Doesn't He? Nemmers Requests Updates On His Criminal Complaints Against Myers And Corrupt UMM Chancellor Jacqueline R. Johnson? Johnson "Retiring" Because Of Data Scandal? Myers' Latest Wild & Outrageous Claims: #1 "There Was No Scandal"? #2 Handwiriting Sample "Didn't Match" When Police Report Says "Similar, But Not Identical"?
Scandal - Scandal! UMM Chancellor Jacqueline Johnson Still Illegally Withholding Slanderer & Violence Inciter Prof PZ Myer's Criminal Investigative Data For Vandalizing School Sanctioned Newspaper (January 27, 2014) & Data For Illegal West Central SWAT Team Raid On America's Best Value Inn In Glenwood On September 4, 2013? William P. Donohue, University Of Minnesota's General Counsel Lurking & Skulking On Lion News After May 7, 2015 Phone Call?
Scandal - Scandal! Criminal Complaint Filed Against UMM Chancellor Jacqueline Johnson For Illegally Withholding Public Data? Criminal Complaint Filed Against UMM's Slandering Prof Paul "Logical Fallacy" Myers? PZ Myers Incites Less-Than-Intelligent Cult ( Pharyngula? ) Following To Harass Nemmers? UMM Still Tries To Illegally Withhold Data For Sensationalist West Central SWAT Team Raid On America's Best Inn In Glenwood? SWAT's Publicity Stunt Misuse Of Government Funds And Still A Huge Embarrassment For UMM & Johnson? Nemmers Threatens To File Complaint With POST Board & UMM Board Of Regents?
Scandal - Scandal! UMM Chancellor Jacqueline R. Johnson Conspires With Yellow Medicine Co. Sheriff Flaten In Cover-Up In Sensationalist Andrew Dikken Manhunt? University Of Minnesota, Morris Is Member Of West Central SWAT Team? Johnson Aids & Abets Corrupt West Central SWAT By Illegally Withholding Data Of Illegal SWAT Raid? SWAT Publicity Stunt Misuse of Government Funds And A Huge Embarrassment For UMM & Johnson?
Charities Complaint VS. KiloMarie Granda (A.K.A KilioMarie Dunn) Founder Of Unspoken Voices Chartered & Her Same Sex Partner/Corrupt Cop Morris Police Officer Anita Liebl? Malicious SLAPP Suit By Granda And Partner In Crime Liebl Desperate Attempt To Discredit/Slander Nemmers? Mn Police Officer Standards & Training Board Notified Of Pope Co. Sheriff Timmy “The Perjurer” Riley's, Pope Co. Chief Deputy Nathan “The Psycho” Brecht's & Morris Police Chief Ross Tiegs' Illegal Withholding Of Public Data? Glenwood Police Chief Dale "The Falsifier" Danter Reported For Not Taking Complaint Against Psycho Brecht?
Sheriff Flaten Forced To Change 911 Story For Andrew Dikken Manhunt – Casts Doubts On Staged West Central SWAT Raid In Glenwood – Data Illegally Withheld To Cover Up Publicity Stunt?
Sheriff Bill Flaten: Are You Going To Rip Me Off On My Andrew Dikken Data Request Like You Did With My Kelly Jean Anderson Data Request?
Yellow Medicine Co. Sheriff Bill Flaten Gets Paid $85,074.96 To Rip Off Nemmers On His Public Data Request For Kelly Jean Anderson - Person?
Sheriff Flaten Forced To Change 911 Story For Andrew Dikken Manhunt – Casts Doubts On Staged West Central SWAT Raid In Glenwood – Data Illegally Withheld To Cover Up Publicity Stunt?
Peg Heglund, Yellow Medicine County's County Administrator Tries To Rip Off Nemmers On His Request For Public Data, Doesn't She?
Staged Media Event For Andrew Dikken Manhunt Flops? SWAT Commander Nathan Brecht & Publisher Tim Douglass Fail To Produce Sensationalist Product?
Andrew Dikken Manhunt: How Many Cowards Does It Take To Arrest One Man? Answer: Lots!
