Did Nemmers' Damning Email Toss A Monkey Wrench Into Corrupt Dakota County Criminal Division, The Assistant Dakota County Attorney Phillip Prokopowicz's 12-20-17 For First Judicial District Judge Job Opportunity?

2018 Corrupt Dakota County Attorney Phillip Prokopowicz Not Selected:

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January 26, 2018

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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 will occur upon the retirement of the Honorable Michael A. Fahey, and will be chambered at Hastings in Dakota County.

Patrick Goggins: Mr. Goggins is a partner at Wornson, Goggins, Neisen, Morris & Brever, P.C., where he has a private general practice. He is also Defense Counsel at Le Sueur County Drug Court, and previously was an attorney at the First Judicial District Public Defender’s Office and a law clerk in the Dakota County Attorney’s Office. Mr. Goggins is a member of the St. Wenceslaus Grade School Board, former president of the New Prague Chamber of Commerce and the Eighth District Bar Association, and a youth coach for both the New Prague Hockey and Baseball Associations.

Martin Fallon: Mr. Fallon is a partner at Maslon, L.L.P., handling complex commercial litigation. Previously, he was an associate at Maslon, Edelman, Brand, and Borman, L.L.P., an associate at Faegre & Benson, L.L.P., and a judicial law clerk to the Honorable David S. Doty, United States District Court, District of Minnesota. Mr. Fallon has been a mentor at St. Thomas School of Law and serves on the Ramsey County Historical Society Board, the St. Joseph’s Church Parish Finance Council, and the North Hennepin Community College Paralegal Program Advisory Board.

Tanya O’Brien: Ms. O’Brien is an Assistant Ramsey County Attorney, where she prosecutes a variety of felony crimes, including homicides. Previously, she was an Assistant Scott County Attorney and a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Lynn C. Olson and the Honorable Ellen L. Maas, Minnesota Tenth Judicial District. Ms. O’Brien is an Adjunct Professor at Mitchell Hamline School of law, the Secretary of the Prior Lake Athletics for Youth Board, and is a volunteer at Saint George Eastern Orthodox Church, FOCUS Minnesota, La Ola Del Lago, and St. Thomas Academy.


Minnesota’s First Judicial District consists of Carver, Dakota, Goodhue, Le Sueur, 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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12-20-17 Job Opportunity For Corrupt Dakota County Attorney Phillip Prokopowicz?

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December 20, 2017

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Commission on Judicial Selection Announces Vacancy in the First Judicial District

ST. PAUL, MN – The Commission on Judicial Selection announced today that a judgeship vacancy is occurring in Minnesota’s First Judicial District. This vacancy will occur upon the retirement of the Honorable Michael A. Fahey, and will be chambered at Hastings in Dakota County.

The Commission is searching for fair, experienced, and civic-minded individuals to serve on the bench and offer their talents and services to Minnesota’s judicial system. The following qualities will be considered for judicial office: integrity, maturity, health (if job related), judicial temperament, legal knowledge, ability, experience, and community service. The application process is now open for this vacancy.

An individual wishing to apply may request an application by writing to Lee E. Sheehy, Chair of the Commission on Judicial Selection, at 130 State Capitol, 75 Rev Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, St. Paul, MN 55155, or by contacting Megan Jablonski Johnson, Judicial Appointments Coordinator, via e-mail at a Megan.JablonskiJohnson@state.mn.us. A cover letter and resume should also be submitted with the application. Application materials are due by close of business on Wednesday, January 10, 2018. Interviews are scheduled to be held on Wednesday, January 24, 2018.

For inquiries concerning the application process, please contact Megan Jablonski Johnson at megan.jablonskijohnson@state.mn.us or at (651) 201-3451.

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Nemmers' 12-22-17 Monkey Wrench To Job Opportunity For Corrupt Dakota County Attorney Phillip Prokopowicz?

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Randy Kehr director@albertlea.org,
blackwell@blackwellburke.com,
boardofdirectors@ryancompanies.com,
bsieben@schwebel.com,
jessebg@mcil-mn.org,
mknoblauch@anthonyostlund.com,
Erica Stufflebeam estufflebeam19@gmail.com,
Dede Evavold dedeevavold@hotmail.com,
Nikolay29 nikolay29@yahoo.com,
chuck.webber@faegrebd.com,
cfogarty@childrensdentalservices.org,
nancy.platto@pubdef.state.mn.us,
Michael Volpe mvolpe998@gmail.com,
"Prokopowicz, Phil" phil.prokopowicz@co.dakota.mn.us,
kathy.keena@co.dakota.mn.us
date: Fri, Dec 22, 2017 at 8:23 AM
subject: Case No. 19AV-FA-14-1375 In Re: custody of LLB and EDB; Jeremy James Boles, Petitioner and Colleen Angela Crouley, Respondent ***Judge Wermager Assigned***
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Lee Sheehy, Chair - Minnesota Commission on Judicial Selection:

Is this corrupt Chief Deputy Dakota County Attorney Phillip Prokopowicz's latest perennial attempt to become a corrupt Dakota County judge? Hmm" inquiring minds want to know, don't they?

Commission on Judicial Selection Announces Vacancy in the First Judicial District ST. PAUL, MN – The Commission on Judicial Selection announced today that a judgeship vacancy is occurring in Minnesota’s First Judicial District. This vacancy will occur upon the retirement of the Honorable Michael A. Fahey, and will be chambered at Hastings in Dakota County. Application materials are due by close of business on Wednesday, January 10, 2018. Interviews are scheduled to be held on Wednesday, January 24, 2018.

I helped toss a monkey wrench wrench into Prokopowicz's failed 2015 attempt, didn't I?

Commission on Judicial Selection Recommends First Judicial District Candidates to Governor Dayton November 6, 2015 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. https://mn.gov/governor/newsroom/?id=1055-100415

And, I also helped toss a monkey wrench wrench into Prokopowicz's failed 2016 attempt, didn't I?

Commission on Judicial Selection Recommends First Judicial District Candidates to Governor Dayton April 29, 2016. 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. https://mn.gov/governor/newsroom/?id=1055-226729

Didn't Prokopowicz also try for the open corrupt judge spot in McLeod county? Hmm? Would you mind asking Prokopowicz when he plans on giving the Sandra Grazzini-Rucki the rest of her evidence for the high-profile Sandra Grazzini-Rucki case no. 19HA-CR-15-2669?

A. Co-Defendant Deirdre Evavold received 12 times the evidence as Appellant. Appellant’s Reply Brief, Addendum. Case Number: A16-1997 State of Minnesota, Respondent, vs. Sandra Grazzini-Rucki, Petitioner, page 10.
Would you mind asking Prokopowicz why he would charge a huge amount of money to a data subject when they have forma pauperis status in a high-profile criminal case? Ex. Sandra Grazzini-Rucki 9HA-CR-15-2669. https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=611.271

Mr. Grigsby: May I make just one point?
The Court: Yes.
Mr. Grigsby: I think if I - - if the Court approves the in forma pauperis, then she gets it without cost. The rules don’t necessarily say they can withhold discovery until payment is made; it simply allows them to charge for costs. So there’s ways to accomplish this. They’re somehow interpreting the rule as a right to prepayment. This is not in the rules.
The Court: Okay.
Mr. Grigsby: They can bill somebody.
The Court: Right. And there is no motion before me in terms of a discovery dispute, and I sure hope that you folks can coordinate this because you need to go forward. There’s no doubt in my mind that you need your discovery. Transcript of proceedings for the 24th day of November, 2015 for Court File No. 19HA-CR-15-2669 State of Minnesota vs Sandra Grazzini-Rucki

Would you mind asking if Prokopowicz if he ever charges data subjects in high-profile criminal case the actual cost of data? Ex. Deirdre Elise Evavold in 19HA-CR-15-4227. https://mn.gov/admin/data-practices/data/rules/copy-costs/actual-cost/

Originally charged $210 for 6 CD’s that would fit onto 1 DVD. April 29th billed another $91 for a CD of police reports received since January 22, 2016. Missing Evidence: Lakville Officer Kelli Coughlin’s preliminary audio recorded statement from Gianna & Samantha Rucki Preliminary audio statement of David Rucki, Tamy Love, Rick Hakanson, Loralie Muslof, Kelli Coughlin, Jim Dronen, and Mathew Palmer – Deputy US Marshal, (Corresponding audo and video with a report.) Stearns County Evidence (Surveillance of Residence by David Rucki) (Private, criminal investigative data for Christian Fox) Blue ray disc containing MN Bureau of Criminal Apprehension reports. … Appellant Brief, Case Number: A17-0200 State of Minnesota, Respondent, vs. Deirdre Elise Evavold, Appellant, page 13.

Would you mind asking if Prokopowicz the status of the following criminal investigations related to the high-profile Deirdre Elise Evavold case no. 19HA-CR-15-4227 and the high-profile Sandra Grazzini-Rucki case no. 9HA-CR-15-2669?

Summary: Request to accept a complaint that has been previously reported and is being investigated by another jurisdiction. Incident: Assist Public, Date: 6/24/16, Time: 11:58, Name: Evavold, Deirdre Elise. Hasting Police Dept. Incident Report 16-900060 (Public portion of initial criminal complaint) Summary: On 07-20-2016 at around 1227 hours, Hastings Officer took a threats report in the area of the 1500 block of Hwy 55. Incident:Threats/stalking, Date: 7/20/2016, Time: 12:27, Name: McDonald, Michelle. Hasting Police Dept. Incident Report 16-002285 (Public portion of initial criminal complaint) Summary: On July 20, 2016 officers were called to city hall to take a harassment complaint that occurred at the Dakota County Government Center. Incident: Harassment, Date: 7/20/2016, Time: 12:00, Name: Michael Kenneth Rhedin. Hasting Police Dept. Incident Report 16-002284 (Public portion of initial criminal complaint)

Would you mind asking if Prokopowicz why he would bring rape charges against a suspect when the main witness for the alleged victim says the alleged rapist is innocent?

NB: No. She told me that she said she wasn’t willing to have sex with him. She felt that she got raped. That’s what she told me. When I asked her – because when she told me that she was going to the police, because this stuff happened, I asked her, “If you feel that way you can. Remember I asked you if you were okay in that bathroom and you told me ‘Yes.” MG: And she knew that you and Igor were right outside the bathroom so if something were happening against her will, all she had to do is yell. Right? NB: All she had to do is yell. Igor even asked in Russian – I believe that is what they speak – if she was okay and he responded that she was okay. They both came out afterwards, after everything happened, and they both said they had sex. But then after that she started not feeling good. … MB: To me they were both intoxicated and afterwards she still wanted it – or she would have screamed if she didn’t want to have it. Like I have talked to my mother about this because it’s been bothering me since the incident happened. I don’t feel like Max should be (she was choking up about this and couldn’t speak)…. NB: She would freak out and she would tell me afterwards that what happened. I would have call the police police right there and then. But if it didn’t happen, don’t do that to Max especially you tell me that “I hope he calls me.” That’s not rape. That’s not nothing. I feel so bad for Max. Nicole Brekkestran = NB. MG = Mike Grostyan, private investigator for Maksim Simonov in 19HA-CR-15-1637. September 30, 2015

Prokopowicz loves malicious prosecution, doesn't he?

12/01/2016 Disposition (Judicial Officer: Wermager, Tim D.) 1. Criminal Sex Conduct-3rd Degree-Victim Mental Impair/Helpless (Not applicable - GOC) Acquitted 2. Criminal Sex Cond-5th Degree-Nonconsensual Sexual Contact (Not applicable - GOC) Acquitted Case No. 19HA-CR-15-1637 State of Minnesota vs Maksim A Simonov

Would you mind asking if Prokopowicz why a millionaire is allegedly on welfare in Dakota county?

Finding of Fact: “The Father receives child support services from Dakota County for the joint children pursuant to the Title IV D of the Social Security Act. Order concerning discovery, continuance and temporary support. Maria K. Pastoor, Child Support Magistrate Dated: August 11, 2016. Case No. 19AV-FA-11-1273 In the Marriage of Sandra Sue Grazzini-Rucki vs David Victor Rucki
[David] Rucki owns three homes and is a principle in multiple businesses. Multi-Millionaire Rucki claims pauper status in court written by Michael Volpe Aug 29, 2016. https://www.commdiginews.com/business-2/multi-millionaire-rucki-claims-pauper-status-in-court-70070/

Would you mind asking if Prokopowicz if he has a personal vendetta against Jeremy James Boles?

Just two days prior to the court hearing for the Contempt of Court charges and just two days prior to the Custody hearing that was to finalize the temporary order that had been put into place by the courts my ex decided to take our children to see a therapist. During the therapy session my children supposedly made claims of sexual abuse and physical abuse against me. The therapist (whom works right by James Backstrom's office) called the Apple Valley Police whom reviewed the therapist's notes from my children's first session and placed my children on a health and safety hold. The Officer never talked to nor seen my children. Not one person called me nor made a homevisit and still to this day almost two years later not one person has made a visit to my home. Mr. Backstrom is will aware of this but has allowed my children to be held from me with no contact for almost two years. The courts just recently sent me a new order out of the blue stating that they are terminating jurisdiction and that the case is now closed with no explanation. Thank You Jeremy James Boles (Unsigned statement)

Would you mind asking if Prokopowicz if he looked into the drug allegations against the mother of Jeremy James Boles' child, Colleem Angela Crouley?

I also found the guilty party’s cell phone that she CLAIMED the non-guilty party stole from her which is false. She tossed it out of anger and could not find where it went. One afternoon when deep cleaning the cellphone was found. I charged the phone and turned it on and found a large number of text messages that can show she is selling Adderall that is getting illegally, wanting to get coke and drunk during the day whle the kids are in her care. I would love to share this phone with your local police. .. The no-guilty part has a court order that I will try to attach to this email, if you don’t get it please let me know. You may feel free to call the non-guilty party at 612-300-9452 Jermey or my number is 612-990-3593 Erica. From Erica Stufflebeam [mailto:estufflebeam@outlook.com] Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2014 9:32AM To Dakota County Attorney; Bellows, Dave; police@cityofapplevalley.org Subject: please explain.

Would you mind asking if Prokopowicz if assistant Dakota County attorney is a law enforcement officer or not?
From: Dakota County attorney; Sent: Monday, June 9, 2014 259 PM; To ‘Erica Stufflebeam’ This Office is in receipt of you June 8, 2014, email regarding the alleged violation of Colleen Crouley of the visitation schedule set forth in Judge MCManus’ order dated May 27, 2014. This Office does not investigate crimes, so if Mr Boles believes that Ms. Crouley has deprived him of his parental rights by failing to return the children in violation of the court order, he should report the matter to his local law enforcement agency. Alternatively, he may report it to the local law enforcement agency where Ms. Crouley resides. If an investigation is conducted and the investigating law enforcement agency believes a crime had been committed it will refer the case to the appropriate county or city attorney’s office for charging consideration. Regards, Kathy Keena, Criminal Division Head.

Terry Dean, Nemmers (320) 283-5713

P.S. Did you think that I didn't notice your dirty trick for the corrupt judge candidates for the corrupt 6th judicial district?

Commission on Judicial Selection Recommends Sixth Judicial District Candidates to Governor Dayton FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 8, 2017 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 Sixth Judicial District. This vacancy occurred upon the retirement of the Honorable Terrence M. Aronson, and will be chambered at Virginia in St. Louis County.

Commission on Judicial Selection Announces Vacancy in the Sixth Judicial District FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 23, 2017 Commission on Judicial Selection Announces Vacancy in the Sixth Judicial District Application materials are due by close of business on Monday, November 13, 2017. Interviews are scheduled to be held on Thursday, December 14, 2017.

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https://mn.gov/governor/newsroom/?id=1055-100415
Commission on Judicial Selection Recommends First Judicial District Candidates to Governor Dayton
November 6, 2015
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.

https://mn.gov/governor/newsroom/?id=1055-226729

Commission on Judicial Selection Recommends First Judicial District Candidates to Governor Dayton
April 29, 2016
ST. PAUL, MN – The Commission on Judicial Selection announced today it is recommending four candidates to Governor Mark Dayton for consideration to fill the current vacancies in Minnesota’s First Judicial District. The vacancies are created upon the upcoming retirements of the Honorable Thomas W. Bibus and the Honorable Patrice K. Sutherland. Judge Bibus’ seat will be chambered at Red Wing in Goodhue County and Judge Sutherland’s seat 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.

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