Glenn E. Meyer
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In another thread, I deleted a message which suggested a gun related activity on campus that might be legally suspect. We have also debated whether a posting could get you into trouble at trial or on the job.
Thus:
http://wcco.com/wireapnewsmn/U.of.M.2.1372892.html
So folks do read the net and if you are identifiable or later traced, it would seem that saying unwise things is really unwise. It turned out ok for her but still her reputation takes a hit.
Thus:
http://wcco.com/wireapnewsmn/U.of.M.2.1372892.html
Dec 16, 2009 8:57 pm US/Central Student No Longer Banned For Facebook PostingsMINNEAPOLIS (AP) ― A University of Minnesota student who was banned from the Twin Cities campus after her instructors felt threatened by some of her Facebook postings is being allowed back.
Amanda Tatro was patted down and questioned by police when she got to class Monday.
The 29-year-old mortuary science student had posted comments on her Facebook page saying she wanted to stab a "certain someone in the throat" with an embalming instrument. She told police she was just venting because she was upset over breaking up with her boyfriend.
The university's Office of Student Conduct ruled in her favor Wednesday. She can return to class and will get to retake any missed exams.
Tatro's latest Facebook status update reads: "I DID IT! I am back in school as of tomorrow...THANK YOU ALL."
So folks do read the net and if you are identifiable or later traced, it would seem that saying unwise things is really unwise. It turned out ok for her but still her reputation takes a hit.