[Vision2020] He's Baaaaaaack . . .

[Paul Rumelhart]

I've never seen the nosuperwalmart site.  What are the facts?  Was it an 
official UI webpage?  Was it the personal page of a UI employee?  In the 
first case, they have a case.  In the second, the UI is acting more as 
an ISP hosting personal content.  I don't know the law there, but I 
doubt it's as cut-and-dried.

What was the URL to the page?

Paul

g. crabtree wrote:
> I wish Mr. Glasebrook the very best in this Endeavour. The U of I was 
> completely remiss in allowing taxpayer resources to be squandered promoting 
> these causes and public officials are negligent in their duties when not 
> taking citizen complaints seriously.
>
> g
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Tom Hansen" <thansen at moscow.com>
> To: <vision2020 at moscow.com>
> Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2009 10:00 AM
> Subject: [Vision2020] He's Baaaaaaack . . .
>
>
>   
>> Remember Dave Glasebrook?
>>
>> In case you don't, he's the carrothead on the left . . .
>>
>> http://www.tomandrodna.com/Photos/102907_Glasebrook.jpg
>>
>> Well, he (for lack of a more appropriate pronoun) is back.
>>
>> Courtesy of the Moscow-Pullman Daily News.
>>
>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> Man files petition requesting action from governor on allegations against
>> UI
>>
>> A Moscow resident has taken legal action against Idaho Gov. C.L. "Butch"
>> Otter, claiming the governor "failed to faithfully enforce Idaho law."
>>
>> Dave Glasebrook filed a petition for a writ of mandate against Otter in
>> Latah County District Court on Monday.
>>
>> The document states Otter "breached public faith" and Glasebrook's civil
>> rights by failing to investigate Glasebrook's claims that the University
>> of Idaho covered up illegal computer use over the past several years.
>>
>> Glasebrook claims the UI allowed an employee to run the Web site
>> NoSuperWalMart.com using UI computer and phone systems. He also claims the
>> UI allowed people "to send e-mail and post messages containing political,
>> defamatory, threatening or otherwise prohibited activity." The claim is
>> primarily related to Internet postings regarding the Moscow School
>> District's 2007 levy election.
>>
>> Glasebrook's petition also asserts the UI violated open records law by not
>> releasing certain employee and student e-mails he requested related to the
>> Web site and postings.
>>
>> The petition requests Otter order Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden
>> to subpoena information about NoSuperWalmart.com, order the UI to release
>> e-mail and electronic records to Glasebrook and assign an Idaho State
>> Police officer to retrieve material from UI computers.
>>
>> Glasebrook's final request is for Otter to appear before the court
>> to "explain in detail why he does not want to follow the laws he is sworn
>> to uphold and why he does not want to uphold (Glasebrook's) civil rights
>> and liberties."
>>
>> Records attached to the petition show Glasebrook has been pursuing action
>> against the UI since 2007. He has requested assistance from Otter's
>> office, Idaho State Supreme Court Chief Justice Daniel Eismann, Latah
>> County Prosecuting Attorney Bill Thompson, Moscow Prosecuting Attorney Rod
>> Hall and former UI President Tim White.
>>
>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> Now, where did I put those public records requests?
>>
>> Great!  Here they are.
>>
>> Stay tuned, Moscow.  More to follow . . .
>>
>> Tom Hansen
>> Moscow, Idaho
>>
>> "For a lapsed Lutheran born-again Buddhist pan-Humanist Universalist
>> Unitarian Wiccan Agnostic like myself there's really no reason ever to go
>> to work."
>>
>> - Roy Zimmerman
>>
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