How many people knew that the perjurer Tony "The Paper Terrorist Who Cried Wolf" Webster was busy hacking textbooks at the University of Wyoming? How many people knew that celebrity student Tony "The Paper Terrorist Who Cried Wolf" Webster was busy making false and defamatory statements about Nemmers to UWPD personnel while attending UW? How many people know that Nemmers reported "The Paper Terrorist Who Cried Wolf" Webster, who has previously admitted to being under the care of a Psychiatrist, filed a complaint that outlined these criminal acts to UWPD personnel? It's Case No. 22-0483, isn't it? It is, isn't it?
Simple, right? Cut and dried, right?
Did I forget to mention the cover-up for the perjuring, celebrity student Tony "The Paper Terrorist Who Cried Wolf" Webster? We'll save that for another day, won't we?
Lion News <lionnews00@gmail.com> Signed Criminal Complaint Against Celebrity UW Student Anthony (Tony) Webster For Violation Of Wyo. Stat. § 6-5-210 False Reporting To Authorities In Case No. 22-0483
Lion News <lionnews00@gmail.com> Mon, Apr 24, 2023 at 1:08 PM
To: "Michael J. Samp" <bowhntr@uwyo.edu>, Tara Evans <tevans15@uwyo.edu>, pharri14@uwyo.edu, jday18@uwyo.edu, rtujil6@uwyo.edu, kcarman1@uwyo.edu, k.chestnut@uwyo.edu, cbaldwin@uwyo.edu, uwpres@uwyo.edu, edward.seidel@uwyo.edu
Mike Samp Chief UWPD, 307-766-5179 & Tara Evans, UW General Counsel 307-766-4997:
Attached is my signed criminal complaint against your celebrity UW student Anthony (Tony) Webster for violation of Wyo. Stat. § 6-5-210 False reporting to authorities in Case No. 22-0483. Email me the case number.
Terry Dean, Nemmers 320-283-5713
P.S. Did I forget to mention that I recorded every single phone call that I either made to UW or received from UW?
Wyo. Stat. § 6-5-210 Current through 2022 Budget Session. Subject to revisions by LSO. Wyoming Statutes AnnotatedTitle 6 Crimes and Offenses Chapter 5 Offenses Against Public Administration Article 2. Hindering Government Operations § 6-5-210. False reporting to authorities; penalties. (a) A person who knowingly reports falsely to a 911 emergency reporting system, law enforcement agency or a fire department that: (i) A crime has been committed is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment for not more than six (6) months, a fine of not more
than seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00), or both; (ii) An emergency exists is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment for not more than one (1) year, a fine of not more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00), or both; (iii) An
emergency exists, when the false report results in any person suffering serious bodily harm, is guilty of a felony punishable by imprisonment for not more than five (5) years, a fine of not more than five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), or both; (iv) An emergency exists, when the false report results in the death of any person, is guilty of manslaughter punishable as provided in W.S. 6-2-105. History Laws 1982, ch. 75, § 3; 1983, ch. 171, § 1; 2013, ch. 81, § 1. https://advance.lexis.com/documentpage/?pdmfid=1000516&crid=d4035bb8-59f3-4ea0-aa1f-921ad6b282d9&nodeid=AAGAAGAADAAL&nodepath=%2FROOT%2FAAG%2FAAGAAG%2FAAGAAGAAD%2FAAGAAGAADAAL&level=4&
haschildren=&populated=false&title=%C2%A7%E2%80%826-5-210.+False+reporting+to+authorities%3B+penalties.&config=00JABmMTEzODA5Zi0wOWExLTQ3NTAtOThmNy0xYjc5ZjUwYzRkZmIKAFBvZENhdGFsb2f3sjqEYfYX7EMD8yWYBYCu&pddocfullpath=%2Fshared%2Fdocument%2Fstatutes-legislation%2Furn%3AcontentItem%3A585K-6G11-DXC8-00PJ-00008-00&ecomp=8gf5kkk&prid=b0493754-a0c5-4be7-825b-
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B. INTEGRITY University students are expected to exemplify honesty, honor and a respect for the truth in all of their dealings. Behavior that violates this value includes, but is not limited to: 2. False Reporting: Knowingly making a false report of an emergency, crime, or violation of the Code. A determination that the reported emergency or conduct cannot be proven does not necessarily indiate a knowingly false report. 3. False Representation(s): Knowingly making false representation(s) to the University in any form. Submitting false information, documentation or withholding information. False representation at the time of admission or readmission may cause an individual to be ineligible for admission to, or continuation at, the University of Wyoming. We Are UW Student Code of Conduct – University of Wyoming 2021-2022 https://www.uwyo.edu/dos/_files/docs/2022-student-code-of-conduct.pdf
And that’s the thing you need to keep in mind. The public is typically fairly forgiving. If you find yourself in the middle of a PR crisis due to something you’ve done wrong, your initial reaction might be to try to soften the blow by covering up
the truth. But in just about every case, if you can find the courage to bite the bullet, admit you’ve made a mistake, and sincerely apologize for your actions, you can eventually earn the forgiveness of the public and start to win back their trust. On the other hand, when you get caught trying to deceive the public, you might not ever be able to win back that trust. Lying is bad business, and you’ll just about always get caught. PR Tip: The Cover-Up is Always Worse Than the Crime https://www.ereleases.com/pr-fuel/pr-tip-the-cover-up-is-always-worse-than-the-crime/04-24-23_Signed_Celebrity_UW_Student_Webster_Complaint.pdf
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Mike Samp, UWPD Chief of Police
UWPD, 1426 E Flint St
307-766-5179 | bowhntr@uwyo.edu
Re: Criminal Complaint Against Celebrity UW Student Anthony (Tony) Webster For Violation Of Wyo. Stat. § 6-5-210 False Reporting To Authorities In Case No. 22-
0483.
I have reason to suspect that I have clear, precise and unquestionable evidence that celebrity1 University of Wyoming student Anthony (Tony) Webster2,3,4,5,6,7,8,8,10,11,12,13 engaged in the criminal act of False reporting to authorities14,15 in violation of Wyo. Stat. § 6-5-210 during the laughable hacking
investigation for Case No. 22-0483. I have reached this logical conclusion based on Webster’s past and present online statements and my email communications and recorded conversations with both UWPD Chief of Police Mike Samp and UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak. This rational conclusion was also reached by applying the legal concept of spoliation16 of evidence to Samp’s illegal withholding of
Vielhak’s final report of Case No. 22-0483 and final results of my personnel complaint against Vielhak from me.
Case No. 22-0483 is the laughable so-called criminal investigation into credible allegations that celebrity University of Wyoming student Anthony (Tony) Webster engaged in the criminal act of hacking the UW textbook17,18,19,20,21,22,23 entitled: “Putting Communism Into Practice.” UWPD’s allegedly trained observer24 Detective Andrew Vielhak was tasked with being the fact finder25,26 in Case No. 22-0483. I allege that during this laughable investigation Webster, the self-described journalist27,28, informed Vielhak that I was currently engaged in and had previously engaged in the criminal acts of stalking and harassing Webster. And I alleged that Webster made these false allegations to Vielhak with a reckless disregard for the truth and with actual malice29. Both Vielhak and Webster knew or should have know that Webster’s false accusations were made with a reckless disregard for the truth and with actual malice29 because I have never been charged, let alone convicted, of either stalking or harassing UW celebrity student Tony Webster.
Vielhak was provided by me with clear, precise and unquestionable proof30 that Webster had previously swore under oath that I had engaged in the criminal act of hacking Webster’s Twitter account and stalking Webster31,32,33,34. Fact finder Vielhak knew or should have known that I was never charged, let alone convicted, of hacking Webster’s Twitter account or stalking Webster. In fact, I provided fact finder Vielhak with evidence that Webster, the Executive Director for the nonprofit
Goverage, had deleted his Twitter comments which tended to prove that Webster was a paper terrorist35,36 who filed a Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation37,38 (SLAPP) against me.
So, fact finder Vielhak knew or should have known that Webster had no problem with perjuring himself to a court or lying to a peace officer in order to defame me and to harass me. According to Wyo. Stat. § 6-5-210 False Reporting To Authorities, Webster engaged in a criminal act by Webster making his false criminal accusations against me to UWPD Detective. Thanks to your corrupt Detective Vielhak Webster has been emboldened to continue with his online, defamatory, smear campaign against me. As recent as 03-09-23 Webster has again falsely accused39,40,41,42,43,44,45 me of the criminal act of stalking him. It just boggles the mind that trained observer Vielhak magically and mysteriously can’t see celebrity UW student Webster engaging in either the criminal activity of hacking or when Webster is making false accusations against me. Especially since it part of a trained observer’s job description is to detect criminals. But, this a prime example of the bizarre behavior that I have been subjected to ever since I have been thrust into Vielhak’s bizarro alternative universe. When an individual files a legitimate
complaint the bare minimum one would expect from law enforcement would be 1. To be treated with
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compassion, respect, and sensitivity. 2. To be informed of the status of your case, scheduled hearings, and to participate in criminal justice proceedings.ll. To received information as to legal recourse if subjected to threats and intimidations 47. Yet, I have been subjected to animosity, disrespect, and
insensitivity. I would actually characterize the abusive behavior that I have been maliciously subjected by the UWPD to as a gaslighting 51 session. Part of this gaslighting session was explained in detailed during my 10-28-22 audio recorded conversation with you, Chief Samp 52. That is the conversation
where I informed you that Vielhak didn't want to give me the case number 53 for Case No. 22-0483 nor did Vielhak want to inform me on whether or not Case No. 22-0483 was still open. Of course, you carried on with this gaslighting by willfully refusing to provide me with Vielhak's final report 53,54 for Case No. 22-0483 or my personnel complaint against Vielhak 56,57. And who can forget the deafening
silence from both you and Vielhak when I informed both you and Vielhak of UW celebrity student Webster's attempt to retaliate against me with his certified letters8 for daring to file the hacking complaint. You were supposed to inform me of the legal recourse for such a situation. Yet, neither of you did.
It's funny that the UWPD's policy and procedure manual is rife with impressive sounding policies that are allegedly designed to protect the rights 59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68 of individuals. Yet, in practice it would
appear that the UWPD's main policy is shielding obviously guilty celebrity students, like your celebrity student Webster 69,70,71,72,73.74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,83,84,85,86,87,88,89,90,91 from any sort of embarrassment or legal consequences. So, if you want to misuse public resources to cover up to Webster's crimes, then that is, of course, your choice. However, you shouldn't be upset when I expose the cover-up 92.
Email me the case number for this valid complaint against your buddy celebrity University of Wyoming student Anthony (Tony) Webster. I actually expect that you won't take serious my valid complaint against your buddy celebrity University of Wyoming student Anthony (Tony) Webster.
Terry Dean, Nemmers
20179 County Road 28
Glenwood, MN 56334
320-283-5713 | lionnews00@gmail.com
Emailed to: bowhntr@uwyo.edu, tevans15@uwyo.edu, pharri14@uwyo.edu, jday18@uwyo.edu, rtujil6@uwyo.edu, kcarman1@uwyo.edu, k.chestnut@uwyo.edu, cbaldwin@uwyo.edu,
uwpres@uwyo.edu, edward.seidel@uwyo.edu
Footnotes:
1. celebrity noun ce·leb·ri·ty sΙ-Λle-brΙ-tΔ 1 : the state of being celebrated : fame The actress lived a life of celebrity. 2 : a famous or celebrated person Many celebrities attended the awards ceremony. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/celebrity
2. Tony Webster @webster Journalist, photographer, FOIA nerd, software engineer | @tony@mastodon.tonywebster.com π³️π Laramie, Wyoming tonywebster.com Joined July 2007 1,581 Following 33K Followers https://twitter.com/webster
3. https://twitter.com/webster/status/831620773391511553 Tony Webster Verified account @webster I maybe a hippie vegan anarcho snowflake, but shooting zombie targets ar the range with friends is a Valentine’s Day traditions I hold dear. Retweet 1 Likes 14 1:46 PM – 14 Feb 2017 from Robbinsdale, MN
4. https://twitter.com/webster/status/835290288373514241 Tony Webster @webster Someone on a podcast called me a ‘white hat’ today. It’s a light grey, let’s be honest. Likes 3 4:48 PM – 24 Feb 2017
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5. Amicus curiae Tony Webster is a published journalist who on occasion
works with attorneys to represent him in upholding his First Amendment
rights as a journalist, resisting government demands for communications
with sources, and in enforcing his rights to access public government
data. Pages
2-3. Brief of Amicus Curiae Tony Webster. No. A22-0468
State Of Minnesota In Supreme Court State Of Minnesota, Respondent, v.
Kristi Dannette Mcneilly, Appellant. https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/23784961/state-v-mcneilly-amicus-brief-of-tony-webster.pdf
6. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1153313443816120323
Tony Webster Verified account @webster If anyone I know has good
recommendations for Twin Cities psychiatrists, please let me know. I
have really bad ADHD and the last doctor I saw, super creepy guy, only
wanted me to take meds made by one particular company he had promotional
posters all over his office for. 7:38 AM - 22 Jul 2019 from Minnesota,
USA 4 Retweets 26 Likes kfunk937 babski emily b Biggie Smalls (ΚΚ/α΄
α΄)
The North Caecus Cantankerous screenreader user Xan Holston Denise Snake
Plisskin 18 replies 4 retweets 26 likes
7. ‘Data bomb’ But to
Anfinson, that’s not much of a result after three years of “bitter,
knock-down drag-out litigation.” ... “It was a very difficult, complex,
time-consuming, expensive request compared to most requests for public
records, in relative terms at least,” Anfinson said. “I would call it a
data bomb.” ... “There are people in the data practices and open records
world who think that the only function of a government agency is to
wait around for a public records request,” Anfinson said. “That’s not
reality.” Blunderbuss-style data requests threaten to provoke
resistance—not compliance—from government agencies to data requests,
Anfinson said, possibly skewing access for both the news media and the
general public. Data practices ruling gets mixed reaction By: Kevin
Featherly April 25, 2018. https://minnlawyer.com/2018/04/25/data-practices-ruling-gets-mixed-reaction/
8. https://twitter.com/webster/status/761238750554759168 Tony Webster @webster Sweet, #defcon
linecon was fast this year. Entered at 9:02, badge at 9:32. 9:33 AM – 4 Aug 2016 Likes 2
9. https://twitter.com/webster/status/761570938492227584 Tony Webster @webster Hey #defcon
line/crowd haters, if you want to bail and see the new Bourne movie, it’s next door and the theater is
practically empty SHRUG 5:11 PM – 5 Aug 2016 Likes 2
10. https://twitter.com/webster/status/761570938492227584
Tony Webster @webster lol at defcon people texting me at 10pm asking
where I am. bed. i am almost thirty years old, yo. 10:13 PM – 5 Aug 2016
Likes 15
11. https://twitter.com/webster/status/761570938492227584
Tony Webster @webster A little burnt out on defcon, crowds, Vegas.
There are some great sessions and I like meeting people, but not
enjoying as much as I used to. 2:04 PM – 5 Aug 2016 Likes 2
12. Las Vegas / DEFCON 22 8 photos · 30 views https://www.flickr.com/photos/diversey/albums/72157649480462102
13. Tony Webster DEFCON 22 Badge DEF CON 22, Las Vegas mobile 2,184 views 0 faves 0 comments Taken on August 7, 2014 https://www.flickr.com/photos/diversey/14891107355/in/album-72157649480462102/
14.
Wyo. Stat. § 6-5-210 Current through 2022 Budget Session. Subject to
revisions by LSO. Wyoming Statutes AnnotatedTitle 6 Crimes and Offenses
Chapter 5 Offenses Against Public Administration Article 2. Hindering
Government Operations § 6-5-210. False reporting to authorities;
penalties. (a) A person who knowingly reports falsely to a 911 emergency
reporting system, law enforcement agency or a fire department that: (i)
A crime has been committed is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by
imprisonment for not more than six (6) months, a fine of not more than
seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00), or both; (ii) An emergency exists
is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment for not more than
one (1) year, a fine of not more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00),
or both; (iii) An emergency exists, when the false report results in
any person suffering serious bodily harm, is guilty of a felony
punishable by imprisonment for not more than five (5) years, a fine of
not more than five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), or both; (iv) An
emergency exists, when the false report results in the death of any
person, is guilty of manslaughter punishable as provided in W.S.
6-2-105. History Laws 1982, ch. 75, § 3; 1983, ch. 171, § 1; 2013, ch.
81, § 1.
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https://advance.lexis.com/documentpage/?pdmfid=1000516&crid=d4035bb8-59f3-4ea0-aa1f-921ad6b282d9&nodeid=AAGAAGAADAAL&nodepath=%2FROOT%2FAAG%2FAAGAAG%2FAAGAAGAAD%2FAAGAAGAADAAL&level=4&haschildren=&populated=false&title=%C2%A7%E2%80%826-5-210.+False+reporting+to+authorities%3B+penalties.&config=00JABmMTEzODA5Zi0wOWExLTQ3NTAtOThmNy0xYjc5ZjUwYzRkZmIKAFBvZENhdGFsb2f3sjqEYfYX7EMD8yWYBYCu&pddocfullpath=%2Fshared%2Fdocument%2Fstatutes-legislation%2Furn%3AcontentItem%3A585K-6G11-DXC8-00PJ-00008-00&ecomp=8gf5kkk&prid=b0493754-a0c5-4be7-825b-79946dd93114
15.
B. INTEGRITY University students are expected to exemplify honesty,
honor and a respect for the truth in all of their dealings. Behavior
that violates this value includes, but is not limited to:
2. False
Reporting: Knowingly making a false report of an emergency, crime, or
violation of the Code. A determination that the reported emergency or
conduct cannot be proven does not necessarily indicate a knowingly false
report.
3. False Representation(s): Knowingly making false
representation(s) to the University in any form. Submitting false
information, documentation or withholding information. False
representation at the time of admission or readmission may cause an
individual to be ineligible for admission to, or continuation at, the
University of Wyoming. We Are UW Student Code of Conduct – University of
Wyoming 2021-2022 https://www.uwyo.edu/dos/_files/docs/2022-student-code-of-conduct.pdf
16.
A spoliator of evidence in a legal action is an individual who neglects
to produce evidence that is in her possession or control. In such a
situation, any inferences that might be drawn against the party are
permitted, and the withholding of the evidence is attributed to the
person's presumed knowledge that it would have served to operate against
her. West's Encyclopedia of American Law, edition 2. Copyright 2008 The
Gale Group, Inc. All rights reserved.. https://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Spoliation+of+evidence
17. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1575307650841030657?cxt=HHwWgsCtxcn9ztwrAAAA
Tony Webster @webster My school textbook publisher’s awful DRM limiting
the number of words I can copy from the “Putting Communism into
Practice” textbook chapter is just absolutely sending me πΉ Screenshot:
textbook chapter is "Putting Communism into Practice" with dialog
warning over it saying "11 words selected. You are allowed to copy up to
87 words in this section" allowing me to click "Copy" or "Cancel" 9:13
PM · Sep 28, 2022 ·Twitter Web App 3 Retweets 32 Likes
18. https://twitter.com/ivanstegic/status/1575314717048012802 Ivan ππ»π @ivanstegic Replying to @webster WITAF. Really? Abysmal. 9:41 PM · Sep 28, 2022 ·Twitter for iPhone
19. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1575315695721541633
Tony Webster @webster Replying to @ivanstegic especially when i need to
quote multiple things or blockquote an entire section :| 9:45 PM · Sep
28, 2022 ·Twitter Web App
20.
https://twitter.com/webster/status/1575315695721541633 Tony Webster
@webster Replying to @ivanstegic especially when i need to quote
multiple things or blockquote an entire section :| 9:45 PM · Sep 28,
2022 ·Twitter Web App
21. https://twitter.com/ivanstegic/status/1575316295523917826
Ivan ππ»π @ivanstegic Replying to @webster Hold on. What happens when
you View Source? Or use Inspector? Surely that would work. 9:47 PM ·
Sep 28, 2022 ·Twitter for iPhone
22. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1575316726526648320 Tony Webster @webster Replying to @ivanstegic Don’t worry ;) 9:49 PM · Sep 28, 2022 ·Twitter for iPhone
23. https://twitter.com/ivanstegic/status/1575316942847725570 Ivan ππ»π @ivanstegic Replying to @webster Hahaaaaaaa 9:50 PM · Sep 28, 2022 ·Twitter for iPhone
24.
Law enforcement could not function if it were not for observation. Its
whole structure is built on observation. Violations of the law are
observed. Violators of the law are observed. Investigations are
conducted solely by the power of observation. Development of this power
must be a policeman's prime consideration. Police observation is
necessary both on and off duty. Many arrests are made off duty by
observation. Scenes, actions of individuals which would go unnoticed,
instantly
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25. fact finder. A fact finder, also known as trier of fact, is an impartial person or examiner designated to appraise the facts underlying a particular matter of a case. For Example: In a jury trial: the jury is the fact finder that decides what really happened in the case at hand. In a bench trial: the judge is the fact finder that decides what really happened. In an official investigation: an agent or committee may be appointed to determine the facts. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/fact_finder
26. The police are fact-finders and investigators, not ministers of justice. When they act as partisans, they potentially undermine the three primary goals of the adversary system – the protection of legal rights , the control of government power, and the search for the truth – and thus risk contributing to unfair proceedings and unreliable outcomes that may undermine the system's legitimacy. Richard A. Leo, Police Interrogation and American Justice, (Cambridge: 2008), Page 20.
27. SPJ Code of Ethics Seek Truth and Report It Ethical journalism should be accurate and fair. Journalists should Journalists should: Take responsibility for the accuracy of their work. Verify information before releasing it. Use original sources whenever possible. Remember that neither speed nor format excuses inaccuracy. Provide context. Take special care not to misrepresent or oversimplify in promoting, previewing or summarizing a story. Gather, update and correct information throughout the life of a news story. https://www.spj.org/ethicscode.asp
28. SPJ Code of Ethics Be Accountable and Transparent Ethical journalism means taking responsibility for one’s work and explaining one’s decisions to the public. Journalists should: Explain ethical choices and processes to audiences. Encourage a civil dialogue with the public about journalistic practices, coverage and news content. Respond quickly to questions about accuracy, clarity and fairness. Acknowledge mistakes and correct them promptly and prominently. Explain corrections and clarifications carefully and clearly. Expose unethical conduct in journalism, including within their organizations. Abide by the same high standards they expect of others. https://www.spj.org/ethicscode.asp
29. Actual malice, instead, requires at a minimum that the statements were made with a reckless disregard for the truth. And although the concept of "reckless disregard" "cannot be fully encompassed in one infallible definition," St. Amant v. Thompson, 390 U. S. 727, 390 U. S. 730 (1968), we have made clear that the defendant must have made the false publication with a "high degree of awareness of . . . probable falsity," Garrison v. Louisiana, 379 U. S. 64, 379 U. S. 74 (1964), or must have "entertained serious doubts as to the truth of his publication," St. Amant, supra, at 390 U. S. 731. https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/491/657/ Harte-Hanks Communs. v. Connaughton, 491 U.S. 657 (1989) Argued: March 20, 1989 Decided: June 22, 1989 Annotation
30. Minnesota is a Per Se State Minnesota is one of 44 states that recognizes defamation per se. That means that in Minnesota, certain accusations are considered inherently defamatory. As such, plaintiffs in per se cases don’t have to prove actual harm, because the harm is implicit. The following accusations are considered per se defamatory under MN law: “Lack of Chastity”; A “Loathsome Disease”; and Criminal Activity. Again — per se or not — public figures must always prove actual malice, if the case relates to their “public figure” status. https://kellywarnerlaw.com/minnesota-defamation-laws
31. Terry Dean, Nemmers: (Phone rings} Hello.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Hi. Is this Mr. Nemmers?
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Whose this?
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: This is Detective Vielhak from UWPD. How are you?
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Super. How about yourself?
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Terry Dean, Nemmers: Sure.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Cool. So um I reviewed um a pretty good amount of ah the evidence and documents you were able to forward me. So thanks for sending those over. Um it took a little bit to go through those. And before I go through with contacting anybody involved in the case. [Unintelligible] Mr. Webster or whoever else who might be involved. Ah I wanted to make sure that I had a good base of understanding of all the moving parts. It’s it’s um a pretty significant amount of info that we have here against Mr. Webster.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Sure.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Um so were going to contact him next week and get him in here for an interview. That way we um have all the congregate information that we need to be able to confront him with that. Um so we’ve reached that point now where we’ve been able to review everything and have enough understanding of all the different moving pieces and history that um we’ll be moving forward with. Interviewing him and seeing what he has to say about everything. We’ll move forward with recommendations from there. Um so I just wanted to give you a quick update that we’ll look um forward to um contacting him next week. Which should be fairly easy since we have a decent amount of ways of contacting students on campus.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Sure you can use his Verizon phone to er. Contact him via his Verizon phone, right?
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: I’m not sure who his carrier would be.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Well actually if you looked at his Twitter feed you would see that he uses Verizon. He also uses Skylink (Note: Starlink) fer internet.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Gotcha
Terry Dean, Nemmers: So I’m thinking that would be things that you would want to be getting a subpoena for. Or search warrant. Those type of things. Again I don’t have your policy and procedure manual. Your chief od police apparently doesn’t want to send it to me. I haven’t received it, yet. So.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Yeah, I can’t speak to administration policy just my investigation at this point. So.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Right.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Um yeah move forward with contacting Mr. Webster and see um. Get him in for an interview. See if we can’t corroborate the information and um then move forward from there. So.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Well uh uh again he makes all sorts of wild and outrageous and unsubstantiated defamatory smears. I mean do you have any questions about anything he’s been saying? You know, you know questions my integrity ah or you know my testimony or anything like that. You know cause if you have any questions you’re more than welcome to ask them right now.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Oh yeah sure I. Honestly I do not. Um I think everything substantial information in each of the emails and um documents that were provided. Um and pretty good details outlines that stuff. And um was formulated. I was able to understand what you were saying. So.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Well again I mean he says um essentially says that I’m a liar. So again you know if you found that I’ve been dishonest with you at all. You know cause again if if. I have a you know pretty healthy ego. So I mean you can certainly confront me with anything that you have. You know if you’re questioning whether I’m telling the truth or not, you know.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Yeah. No, at this point um I have nothing I need from you as far as clarification and questions ah. We’ll just be moving forward with contacting Mr. Webster next week. Um if anything comes up after I talk with him that I’ll need clarification on I will absolutely get a hold of you and um go you know give that opportunity to you to clarify for me any ...
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Sure.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: … misunderstanding he may say. So.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Sure.
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Terry Dean, Nemmers: Okay. You are aware that the certified letter that he sent to me has been sent. It’s in transit to his mailing location in Minnesota?
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Yes, yup. I saw that update on the shipping label.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Okay.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Um I assume you’re referring to the fact that it was sent back as that you don’t receive that mail.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Right.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Yeah.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: You know, it came from Kissimmee, Florida. Or Kissimmee …
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Yeah.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: … or however you pronounce it. I guess they get rally upset it right down there. So.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Oh yeah, okay. [Laugh]
Terry Dean, Nemmers: You know, that’s the thing. Again ah I don’t accept those. Seeings how he’s the expert on me. At least he thinks that he is.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Sure.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: He should know that, you know, that I don’t accept. Because whatever he wanted to send me he could have easily emailed me.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Right.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: So.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Yep, sounds good.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Okay. Well anyhow I did find this information about his Verizon phone and the Starlink. If you would ah. I was actually going to ah email you if I hadn’t heard from your chief of police about the policy and procedure manual so I can easily email you that information ah this afternoon. I’ve got some things that I have to do and I can email them to you ….
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Yep.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: … later on today.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Yep. Whatever you feel is convenient for you that is just fine.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: yeah, Okay.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Okay. Hopefully. Thanks for your time. I appreciate it.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Alrighty.
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Hopefully. Thanks for your time. I appreciate it.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Thanks for you help and thanks for your call
UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak: Okay, Not a problem.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: yeah, Bye. Transcript (not professionally transcribed) of audio file 802_2572.MP3. Audio file of phone call from phone number 307-766-5179 received on 11-03-22 at 12:59 PM from UWPD Detective Andrew Vielhak. 00:00 – 04:52 / 04:52
31.On the same day, I blocked Respondent on Twitter, preventing him from seeing my account or interacting with me. m) On November 27, 2016, Respondent circumvented my Twitter block three times, taking screen captures of my Twitter account, and reposting them under his account, directly sent the content to me and others I had interacted with online. I declare under penalty of perjury that everything that I have stated in this document is true and correct. Minn. Stat. § 358.116. Dated November 28, 2016. Name Anthony (Tony) Webster Case No. 27-CV-16-17197 Page 4 of 8.
32. https://twitter.com/webster/status/816093628972077056 Tony Webster Verified account @webster
Replying to @smcgee I filed one last month with no cost. My affidavit alleged, as was the case,
conduct that could constitute criminal stalking = no fee 5:27 PM - 2 Jan 2017 from Wisconsin, USA 1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
33. https://twitter.com/webster/status/816094179931680768 Tony Webster Verified account @webster
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Replying to @smcgee TL;DR Monitoring online accounts or evading technological blocks = stalking § 609.749, subd. 2(2). 5:29 PM - 2 Jan 2017 from Wisconsin, USA 1 Like Matt Gray 0
replies 0 retweets 1 like
34. https://twitter.com/webster/status/939668912047783936 Tony Webster Verified account @webster I got a harassment restraining order against Terry Dean Nemmers a year ago, which unfortunately made it worse. He's violated it multiple times, but @MinneapolisPD won't do anything. 5:31 PM - 9 Dec 2017 1 Retweet 2 Likes Alexandria Goddard Cult of Domesticity Deb C 1 reply 1 retweet 2 likes
35. Purpose: To help you understand what your rights are if you choose to represent yourself. 4. You cannot file a lawsuit for the wrong reasons. For example, you cannot file a lawsuit to harass another person, cause delay or needlessly increase the cost of litigation, or commit a fraud upon the court. If you file your lawsuit for the wrong reason, you may have to pay attorneys fees and court costs to the other party. [Rule 11 of the Minn. Rules of Civil Procedure and Minn. Stat. §549.211.]
Rights and Duties of Self-Represented Parties Minn. Stat. §549.211 OTH101.pdf
https://mncourts.gov/mncourtsgov/media/CourtForms/OTH101.pdf?ext=.pdf
36. Paper Terrorism Law and Legal Definition Paper terrorism refers to the use of false liens, frivolous lawsuits, bogus letters of credit, and other ungrounded legal documents to harass others, especially against government officials. It is the filing and sending of false documents to intimidate police, government officials and private citizens. https://definitions.uslegal.com/p/paper-terrorism/
37. One of the most common types of cases in our court system in Minnesota is the Domestic Order for Protection and its cousin the Harassment/Restraining Order. These are given out on a temporary basis in Minnesota with someone merely filling out a sheet of paper and presenting it to a Judge. Judges almost always sign them. … Oftentimes the allegations that people make in these documents are scandalous, without merit and in some cases borderline libelous. … to evaluate the matter to determine whether demanding an evidentiary hearing is worthwhile. … Careful attention to the rules of evidence and their application to the matter at hand can turn the tide in one of these matters if a Judge is following the rules of evidence. Minnesota Order for Protection / Harassment Orders Minnesota Protection Orders | Order of Protection Lawyer and Attorney By Nathan Hansen
https://hansenlawoffice.com/practice-areas/order-for-protectionharassment-orders/
38. SLAPP suit Definition Stands for Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation. Lawsuit filed strategically by a corporation against a group or activist opposing certain action taken by the corporation, usually in the realm of an environmental protest. Typical claims underlying a SLAPP suit are libel, slander or restraint of business. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/slapp_suit
39. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1633679689385664512 Tony Webster @webster Me, staring at the three sentences I’ve written in my 10-page paper due tomorrow: “If I hopped in the car right now, I could get to Denver before the vegan poutine place closes” 10:02 PM · Mar 8, 2023 · 5,803 Views 58 Likes
40. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1633846199185981443 Tony Webster @webster I did not spontaneously drive to another state for poutine, but I also did not work on my paper. It felt like the right compromise. 9:04 AM · Mar 9, 2023 from Laramie, WY · 3,131 Views 35 Likes
41. https://twitter.com/RMHayes5/status/1633847952044363777 Richard Hayes @RMHayes5 Replying to @webster Truly the Middle Way 9:11 AM · Mar 9, 2023 · 36 Views
42. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1633856820233248769 Tony Webster @webster I have a stalker who copies and pastes my tweets into emails to my school police department, and then emails the Society of Professional Journalists to tell them I’m under criminal investigation. I hope the next one involves poutine crimes. 9:46 AM · Mar 9, 2023 · 2,324 Views 37 Likes
43. https://twitter.com/untapped_talent/status/1633857870495096836 untappedtalent @untapped_talent Replying to @webster Wait. What? 9:50 AM · Mar 9, 2023 · 140 Views
44. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1633858252785201153 Tony Webster @webster Replying to
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@untapped_talent oh yeah, this tweet prompted him reporting me to campus PD for "hacking textbooks" Quote Tweet Tony Webster @webster · Jan 31 I have yet to see an online textbook/DRM platform worthy of being saved from a garbage fire. Students shouldn’t have to worry if they *really* need to copy-paste into their notes or as quotes in papers because we might hit our copy-paste allowance before the semester is over. Screenshot of online textbook software. A single sentence is highlighted to copy and paste, but a box has popped up warning that it will use 0.69% of the copy/paste limit for the entire semester and entire textbook. You have to click "Confirm" to actually copy it. 9:52 AM · Mar 9, 2023 · 239 Views 3 Likes
45. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1620503487523229697 Tony Webster @webster I have yet to see an online textbook/DRM platform worthy of being saved from a garbage fire. Students shouldn’t have to worry if they *really* need to copy-paste into their notes or as quotes in papers because we might hit our copy-paste allowance before the semester is over. Screenshot of online textbook software. A single sentence is highlighted to copy and paste, but a box has popped up warning that it will use 0.69% of the copy/paste limit for the entire semester and entire textbook. You have to click "Confirm" to actually copy it. 1:25 PM · Jan 31, 2023 · 5,365 Views 5 Retweets 1 Quote Tweet 46 Likes
46. bizarro adjective : characterized by a bizarre, fantastic, or unconventional approach bizarro noun https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bizarro
47. Our Mission To provide all victims with an understanding of the criminal justice system and their rights as victims, and to ensure all victims have consistent treatment and equal access to competent services. Victim Bill Of Rights All victims of crime shall have the following rights: 1. To be treated with compassion, respect, and sensitivity. 2. To be informed of the status of your case, scheduled hearings, and to participate in criminal justice proceedings. … 11. To recieved information as to legal recourse if subjected to threats and intimidations. 12. To be provided, at the discretion of law enforcement, reasonable protection and safety immediately before, during, and after criminal justice proceeding. Victim Witness Program Albany County & Prosecuting Attorney’s Office Victim Witness Program Booklet (PDF) https://albanycountyfair.org/DocumentCenter/View/897/Victim-Witness-Program-Booklet-PDF
48. animosity noun extreme dislike, hatred https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/animosity
49. disrespect noundisregard, rudeness toward someone https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/disrespect
50. insensitive adjective. ['ΛΙͺnΛsΙnsΙtΙͺv, ΛΙͺnΛsΙnsΙͺtΙͺv'] deficient in human sensibility; not mentally or morally sensitive. https://www.antonym.com/search?google_kw=insensitive
51. The various types of gaslighting have in common two defining features. The first is an attempt to impair or destroy an individual's confidence in his or her psychic abilities. After this first aim has been achieved, the second aim is to attain control over the feelings, thoughts, and behaviors of the victim. By making another person feel fearful, guilty, or ashamed, the manipulator is in a position to gain control over the other individual's affects, thoughts, and behaviors by substituting his own beliefs. This is the basic mechanism of gaslighting whether used in everyday life, in psychotherapy situations, or in the thought-reform and mind-control manipulations of cult leaders. Some advertising and many social interactions in which one person attempts to gain control over another are based on this principle.” Gaslighting, The Double Whammy, Interrogation and Other Covert Control in Psychotherapy & Analysis, Theo L. Dorpat (Maryland: 2004), Page 7.
52. UWPD Chief of Police Mike Samp: University Police this is Mike.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Yes, this is Terry Nemmers. How are you doing today?
UWPD Chief of Police Mike Samp: Just fine. And yourself?
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Super. Can’t complain on a beautiful sun shiny day like today. Anyhow ah I sent you an email yesterday. Did you receive that from lionnews00@gmail.com? It’s in regard to ah Case number. Where is it here? 22-0483 hacking complaint against University of ...
UWPD Chief of Police Mike Samp: I did.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Okay.
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Terry Dean, Nemmers: Okay. Anyhow in there I was telling you about your detective. You know I’ve contacted him by phone and by email and he doesn’t want to return phone calls or or ah emails. And I had to call and speak to, I do believe it was Jason, and he gave me the case number. So I I thinking that your detective is dropping the ball on this. He did tell me that I could contact him at anytime ah, you know, with additional information. I do believe, you know, since I filed the complaint I do have aright to find out if the case is open or not. And um that’s all I’m asking of the case is open. And apparently he doesn’t want to give me that information. Which I do believe I’m ah r, you know, have a right to have access to. So, I’m thinking what I need to do is get a copy of your policy and procedure manual. I do have your sheriff’s department policy and procedure manual. So I have a basic idea what how your operation works. But I think ah in order for me to file ah an accurate complaint I need your policy and procedure manual and a complaint form. Ah are you going to have a problem with providing me with your policy and procedure manual?
UWPD Chief of Police Mike Samp: Yeah, I don’t have any problem with that. In fact, the our General Counsel’s Office I believe will be handling your ah Open Records Request. Those ah. I was made aware of that as well. So um I can tell you that the case is open.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Okay.
UWPD Chief of Police Mike Samp: Ah and the detective, you know he’s got a lot of cases that he’s working on so.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Ah I understand that.
UWPD Chief of Police Mike Samp: Um
Terry Dean, Nemmers: But I think he could take five minutes out of his day to send me an email saying “Case is still open.” Y, You understand what I’m saying?
UWPD Chief of Police Mike Samp: You’re you’re entitled to your request. Absolutely. So we’ll let him know about the request. And certainly you’re. And at some point you’ll be receiving a response to you Open Records request as well.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Okay, I appreciate that. So, thank you for your time.
UWPD Chief of Police Mike Samp: Okay, good luck.
Terry Dean, Nemmers: Yeah, bye now. Partial transcript (not professionally transcribed) of audio file 802_2568.MP3. Audio file of 10-28-22 phone call to UWPD Chief of Police Mike Samp 02:09 – 04:48 /04:48
53. Hi, this is Detective Andy Vielhak. I’m out of the office at the moment. If you need to contact our general information number please hang up and dial 766-5179. Otherwise please leave a detailed message including your name and a phone number to call you back at. If pertinent please leave your case number or any details of the investigation you deem necessary. And I’ll give you a call back at the earliest convenience. My normal working hours are Monday through Thursday 7AM to 5PM. Any other assistance you may need again please contact our dispatch center at 66-5179. Thank you. Transcript (not professionally transcribed) of audio file A802_2552.MP3. Voicemail greeting of University of Wyoming Police Detective Andrew Vielhak on 10-14-22 at approximately 11:59 AM.
54. Public Records Include “[A]ny written communication or other information, whether in paper, electronic, or other physical form, received by a governmental entity in futherance of the transaction of public business of the state or agency, institution or political subdivision of the state. . . .” W.S. 16-4-201(emphasis added). Information: “means opinions, facts, or data of any kind and in whatever physical form kept or maintained, including, but not limited to, written, aural, visual, electronic or other physical form.” Id. Wyoming Public Records Act Existing Law and July 1, 2019, Amendments June 2019 https://wyoleg.gov/LSOResearch/2019/19PR002.pdf
55. Making a Request Request should be made in writing to the designated records person ❖SF0057 requires each agency to have a “designated public records person” to receive all public records requests. Previously, applications for public records requests were sent to the custodian of the record.
❖The designated public records person is not necessarily the official custodian of records within an agency. ❖The designated public records person may accept verbal requests at discretion.
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❖Custodian is the Official Custodian or any person having personal custody and control of public records ❖Official Custodian is any officer or employee who is responsible for the maintenance and keeping of the records or any authorized person that has personal custody and control of the records. Wyoming Public Records Act Existing Law and July 1, 2019, Amendments June 2019 https://wyoleg.gov/LSOResearch/2019/19PR002.pdf
56. SECTION: 12 ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE USE OF THIS AUTHORITY Employees of this department are held accountable and responsible for the proper and legal use of all authority given them. Page 7. University of Wyoming Police Department Policy and Procedures Manual July 2015
57. I. Mistaken or even deliberately false reports and accusations are made against members of the department. In some instances, the most conscientious and hardworking members will be the subject of such reports. Accordingly, in order to insure the integrity of the Police Department it is necessary to investigate completely and thoroughly ALL reports and accusations from all sources. This must be done. At the same time, the reputations and good names of innocent members must be protected. This is important in the interest of fairness, and thus, to the effectiveness of police operations. Page 11. Section: 2 Internal Affairs Function. University of Wyoming Police Department Policy and Procedures Manual July 2015
58. Tracking Number: 9414811898765818344951: Shipping Label Created, USPS Awaiting Item KISSIMMEE, FL 34747 October 12, 2022, 2:16 pm. Accepted at USPS Origin Facility KISSIMMEE, FL 34747 October 12, 2022, 8:44 pm Notice Left (No Authorized Recipient Available) GLENWOOD, MN 56334 October 17, 2022, 8:42 am Unclaimed/Being Returned to Sender GLENWOOD, MN 56334 November 2, 2022, 1:43 pm Arrived at USPS Regional Destination Facility MINNEAPOLIS MN DISTRIBUTION CENTER November 3, 2022, 3:56 am https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction?tRef=fullpage&tLc=2&text28777=&tLabels=9414811898765818344951%2C&tABt=false
59. Department Mission Statement The University of Wyoming Police Department is dedicated to providing quality law enforcement services to our community. Our mission is to protect life and property; preserve the peace; prevent crime; and enforce all laws, ordinances, and university regulations in a fair and impartial manner. We respect the rights of all people and are committed to being responsive to the needs of our community. Page 2. University of Wyoming Police Department Policy and Procedures Manual July 2015
60. D. Throughout these procedures the rights of the individual police officer and citizen must be acknowledged and not compromised. ARTICLE 1 CHAPTER: 3 INTERNAL AFFAIRS SECTION: 1 ADMINISTRATION. Page 11. Section: 2 Internal Affairs Function. University of Wyoming Police Department Policy and Procedures Manual July 2015
61. SECTION 3: DEFINITIONS A. Public Information - information that may be of interest to the general public regarding events involving the department or other newsworthy information that is not legally protected, does not unduly interfere with the mission of the department, infringe upon the rights of a defendant or compromise the legitimate safety and privacy interests of officers, victims, witnesses, or others. Page 46. University of Wyoming Police Department Policy and Procedures Manual July 2015
62. h. Canon 8 Conduct in Arresting and Dealing with Law Violators. Law enforcement officers shall use their powers of arrest strictly in accordance with the law and with due regard to the rights of the citizen concerned. Their office gives officers no right to prosecute the violator nor to mete out punishment for the offense. Officers shall, at all times, have a clear appreciation of their responsibilities and limitations regarding detention of the violator; they shall conduct themselves in such a manner as will minimize the possibility of having to use force. To this end officers shall cultivate a dedication to the service of the people and the equitable upholding of their laws whether in the handling of law violators or in dealing with law abiding citizens. Page 89. University of Wyoming Police Department Policy and Procedures Manual July 2015
63. 3. Code of Ethics a. “As a UW Law Enforcement Officer, my fundamental duty is to serve humankind, to safeguard lives and property, to protect the innocent against deception, the weak against oppression or intimidation, and the peaceful against violence or disorder, and to
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64. SECTION: 8 INFORMATION PROVIDED TO VICTIMS At the time of arrest under W.S. 7-20-102 or as soon thereafter as is practicable, the peace officer shall advise the victim of the availability of a program that provides services to victims of battering in the community and give the victim notice of the legal rights and remedies available. The notice shall include furnishing the victim a copy of the
following statement: “Notice of Victims’ Rights Form.”
65. LAW ENFORCEMENT ENCOUNTERS: Encounters with law enforcement officers can be unnerving. Understanding your rights, and how to exercise them, can make encounters with law enforcement less intimidating. When exercising your rights, it is important to stay calm. Be polite when stating that you are exercising your rights. Finally, if you believe you’ve encountered law enforcement misconduct, remember that it cannot be fought on the street. If you believe you’ve encountered misconduct remain calm, be polite, and remember every detail of the encounter that you can—you can challenge the misconduct later through the justice system. Page 1. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS. University of Wyoming criminal-law-know-your-rights-.pdf
http://www.uwyo.edu/studentatty/legal-information-by-topic/criminal-law-know-your-rights-.pdf
66. RIGHTS: If you encounter law enforcement remember:
• You have the right to remain silent. If you want to exercise that right, say so out loud.
• You have the right to refuse a search of yourself, your car, or your home.
• If you are not under arrest, you have the right to leave calmly.
• You have the right to a lawyer if you are arrested or in a “custodial interrogation.”
Ask for one immediately. Page 1. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS. University of Wyoming criminal-law-know-your-rights-.pdf
http://www.uwyo.edu/studentatty/legal-information-by-topic/criminal-law-know-your-rights-.pdf
67. The Wyoming Supreme Court has found that probable cause exists: “where the facts and circumstances are sufficient to warrant a man of reasonable prudence in the belief that contraband or evidence of a crime will be found.” McGarvey v. State, 200 P.3d 785 (Wyo. 2009). Page 4. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS. University of Wyoming criminal-law-know-your-rights-.pdf
http://www.uwyo.edu/studentatty/legal-information-by-topic/criminal-law-know-your-rights-.pdf
68. If you want to exercise your right to remain silent, say so out loud. Do not tell the police anything except your name. Anything else you say can and will be used against you. Page 7. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS. University of Wyoming criminal-law-know-your-rights-.pdf
http://www.uwyo.edu/studentatty/legal-information-by-topic/criminal-law-know-your-rights-.pdf
69. https://twitter.com/webster/status/884221959223074816 Tony Webster Verified account @webster I'm mad because someone at the DFL convention might have convinced me to go to law school. 6:25 PM - 9 Jul 2017 1 Retweet 42 Likes Adi Penugonda Dylan T. Kesti shaleen amber Brandon Summers Anthony Maki 12 replies 1 retweet 42 likes
70. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1590448503884763136 Tony Webster @webster The good news: Three weeks left in my semester, I got all the classes I want next term, I could graduate in spring if I take 22 credits (lol no) The bad news: It’s been amazing not being an adult for a bit and I’m really not looking forward to going back to real life. 2:57 PM · Nov 9, 2022 ·Twitter Web App 1 Retweet 6 Likes
71. https://mastodon.tonywebster.com/@tony/109529897978802241 Tony Webster @tony@mastodon.tonywebster.com Follow In non-bird site personal news, I just finished finals during my first full semester back at college. Doing a road trip to the Badlands tomorrow, then I'm studying for the LSAT over winter break. (No, it's not too late to convince me law school is a terrible idea.) Dec 17, 2022, 16:13 · Web · 15 · 8 · 163
72. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1629341220916035584 Tony Webster @webster Replying to @jambojeremy noooo don't encourage me, i need to study for the LSAT. then again.... a motorcycle crash hospitalization would give me plenty of time to do that. 10:43 PM · Feb 24, 2023 · 91
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73. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1632208667457245184 Tony Webster @webster Took my first timed cold LSAT practice test today before doing any studying for it. I thought I was messing up so many answers and felt really deflated until the number popped up on the screen, and it was actually... enough to get in. (Am I actually doing this?) 8:37 PM · Mar 4, 2023 · 6,407 Views 1 Retweet 101 Likes
74. https://twitter.com/untapped_talent/status/1633860664233197571 untappedtalent @untapped_talent Replying to @webster What the fuck? Please tell me campus PD didn’t take it seriously 10:01 AM · Mar 9, 2023 · 51 Views
75. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1635126822705979393?cxt=HHwWgoDT4dLLkbEtAAAA Tony Webster @webster Hey I survived my midterms. Came close to asking the Fed to bail me out, but we did it. Off to Colorado for spring break to go snowboarding and do more LSAT prep in a hot tub somewhere. Kbye. 10:53 PM · Mar 12, 2023 · 2,662 Views 49 Likes
76. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1640442047973953536 Tony Webster @webster Feeling burnt out on school after losing my spring break to all my dog emergency vet stuff. Obviously she comes first, but I’m just ... so tired. Luckily after today I have a lighter couple weeks. Please nobody let me take six classes in summer tho. 2:53 PM · Mar 27, 2023 · 1,738 Views 27 Likes
77. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1647663685421371399 Tony Webster @webster Hey just fyi don’t take 27 credits in a semester, it’s not particularly enjoyable. Can’t wait to just crawl in a hammock in a campground somewhere in three weeks after finals and sleep for two days straight. 1:10 PM · Apr 16, 2023 · 3,525 Views 48 Likes
78. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1640442047973953536 Tony Webster @webster Feeling burnt out on school after losing my spring break to all my dog emergency vet stuff. Obviously she comes first, but I’m just ... so tired. Luckily after today I have a lighter couple weeks. Please nobody let me take six classes in summer tho. 2:53 PM · Mar 27, 2023 · 1,738 Views 27 Likes
78. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1640444117514854400 Tony Webster @webster I just asked to file an amicus brief in a Minnesota Supreme Court case where police investigating a defense attorney searched her privileged client files. I know I’ve relied on lawyers to protect my sources and 1A rights, so this can’t happen again. documentcloud.org https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/23726731/state-of-minnesota-v-mcneilly-request-of-tony-webster-for-leave-to-participate-as-amicus-curiae.pdf State of Minnesota v. McNeilly - Request of Tony Webster for Leave to Participate as Amicus Curiae 3:02 PM · Mar 27, 2023 · 2,367 Views 2 Retweets 35 Likes
79. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1645262991104049152 Tony Webster @webster Replying to @williamlegate On one hand, never pass on an opportunity to record bad people doing bad things. On the other hand, always pass on an opportunity to air their grievances in real time without fact checking or context. So, a pre-recorded Zoom, sure. A live convo? No. 10:10 PM · Apr 9, 2023 · 3,707 Views 1 Retweet 81 Likes
80. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1646862449013055488 Tony Webster @webster lol it’s not much further along than this, but I have three papers for school due before the amicus deadline. simply cruel. 8:06 AM · Apr 14, 2023 · 14 Views
81. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1647663685421371399 Tony Webster @webster Hey just fyi don’t take 27 credits in a semester, it’s not particularly enjoyable. Can’t wait to just crawl in a hammock in a campground somewhere in three weeks after finals and sleep for two days straight. 1:10 PM · Apr 16, 2023 · 3,525 Views 48 Likes
82. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1648175949006114817 Tony Webster @webster I want to be clear that DMs telling me to put my dog down now aren’t welcomed. This should be obvious. I’ve already set the metrics on this decision and will be very responsive to her letting me know it’s time. It’s probably soon, but I’ll keep giving her a good life until then. 11:05 PM · Apr 17, 2023 · 2,279 Views 131 Likes
83. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1648180405110206465 Tony Webster @webster I made the
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mistake of saying “outside” while on a Zoom with my professor and she immediately ran to the door, then begrudgingly went back to her bed and stared me down Dog Dog 11:23 PM · Apr 17, 2023 · 3,009 Views 3 Retweets 104 Likes
84. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1649180666582691842 Tony Webster @webster I’m re-watching Ghost in the Shell for school right now, so, PSA: go back to college(?) 5:38 PM · Apr 20, 2023 · 1,617 Views 12 Likes
85. https://twitter.com/bigfack/status/1649243194138173440 η½ε·¦thirst-worldistπ΄π° @bigfack π Just recently watched this in theaters. 9:46 PM · Apr 20, 2023 · 22 Views 1 Like
86. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1649244067308670977 Tony Webster @webster But did you pay $19,000 for the experience? I think not. 9:50 PM · Apr 20, 2023 · 24 Views 2 Likes
87. https://twitter.com/bigfack/status/1649246034785075200 η½ε·¦thirst-worldistπ΄π° @bigfack π true true, what class is this for? 9:57 PM · Apr 20, 2023 · 15 Views 1 Like
88. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1649632498564087808 Tony Webster @webster Pup situation made me rethink life plans. I’m pushing the LSAT back to next year. I’m 7 credits from graduating, then I’m going to spend a year traveling overseas while doing a grad school program online. 11:33 PM · Apr 21, 2023 · 2,901 Views 57 Likes 1 Bookmark
89. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1650136462824976385 Tony Webster @webster I’m roughly planning a trip through Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, and Slovakia if anyone has any suggestions. Hoping to do trains as much as possible, but will probably also rent car(s) to get to good nature/hiking. 8:56 AM · Apr 23, 2023 · 4,156 Views 1 Retweet 24 Likes 2 Bookmarks
90. https://twitter.com/the_blakenator/status/1649738050270904322 Blake Maroney @the_blakenator Has anyone been able to find/download their information from twitter as per law since Elon took over? I’ve been trying and it’s essentially impossible. @webster 6:32 AM · Apr 22, 2023 from Minneapolis, MN · 21 Views
91. https://twitter.com/webster/status/1649746166479740928 Tony Webster @webster It worked for me a couple weeks ago but it took around a week to get it 7:05 AM · Apr 22, 2023 from Laramie, WY · 9 Views 1 Like
92. And that’s the thing you need to keep in mind. The public is typically fairly forgiving. If you find yourself in the middle of a PR crisis due to something you’ve done wrong, your initial reaction might be to try to soften the blow by covering up the truth. But in just about every case, if you can find the courage to bite the bullet, admit you’ve made a mistake, and sincerely apologize for your actions, you can eventually earn the forgiveness of the public and start to win back their trust.
On the other hand, when you get caught trying to deceive the public, you might not ever be able to win back that trust. Lying is bad business, and you’ll just about always get caught. PR Tip: The Cover-Up is Always Worse Than the Crime
https://www.ereleases.com/pr-fuel/pr-tip-the-cover-up-is-always-worse-than-the-crime/
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