Sessions plead no contest on July 2, 2007 to malicious annoyance by writing, a misdemeanor, in which he wrote an email, under a false name, to his former campaign manager's mother accusing his campaign manager of drinking and running around with women.He also posed as his former campaign manager and sent malicious emails to Eastern Michigan University. In return for the plea, prosecutors dropped a more serious felony charge: that Sessions had illegally accessed his campaign manager's MySpace and America Online accounts to delete his lists of personal contacts with their addresses and phone numbers.
As part of his plea, Sessions agreed to a sentence of 40 hours community service and paying $850 in restitution to the victim. On July 27th, 2007, Sessions indicated court papers were signed that expunged this matter from his court record. However, it is unclear whether this is so, as Michigan law states that this may not take place until five years have passed since the conviction.
That's your example?
And the University of Wisconsin is not exactly conservative as hell, more like as liberal as heaven.
