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11-30-01, 02:25 PM
Look what I just found:
> Thursday, November 8, 2001 (AP)
> Defendant Appears Buck Naked In Court
> Associated Press
>
>
>
> BEND, Ore. (AP) -- Terri Sue Webb discovered there's
> no such thing as
> blind justice.
>
> Webb, 26, was sentenced for contempt of court and
> released after she
> appeared in Deschutes County Circuit Court stark
> naked.
>
> Webb, who was on trial for riding her bicycle in the
> buff last summer,
> wore only a pair of red cowboy boots before Judge
> Barbara Haslinger.
>
> In the hushed courtroom, Deputy District Attorney
> Ruben Munoz could be
> heard saying: "I had a feeling this might happen."
>
> Haslinger gave Webb a chance to dress, then ordered
> deputies to arrest her
> for contempt of court. Webb was sentenced to a year
> of supervised
> probation and ordered to get a mental health exam.
>
> Haslinger said Webb must attend all future court
> dates fully clothed. If
> she doesn't comply, she could be sentenced to 29
> days in jail, Haslinger
> said. A new trial date was set for Jan. 27.
>
> Webb was arrested in July and charged with
> disorderly conduct for pedaling
> around downtown Bend in the nude.
>
> Alana Brenneman, her attorney, said the charge is
> without merit because
> Webb didn't cause any inconvenience, annoyance or
> alarm.
>
> Moses Williams, a friend of Webb's, said Webb was
> fighting the charge
> because non-sexual public nudity is not against the
> law.
>
> "She has the right to express herself," he said.
> "Nudity is not disorderly
> conduct."
>
>
>
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> Copyright 2001 AP
> Thursday, November 8, 2001 (AP)
> Defendant Appears Buck Naked In Court
> Associated Press
>
>
>
> BEND, Ore. (AP) -- Terri Sue Webb discovered there's
> no such thing as
> blind justice.
>
> Webb, 26, was sentenced for contempt of court and
> released after she
> appeared in Deschutes County Circuit Court stark
> naked.
>
> Webb, who was on trial for riding her bicycle in the
> buff last summer,
> wore only a pair of red cowboy boots before Judge
> Barbara Haslinger.
>
> In the hushed courtroom, Deputy District Attorney
> Ruben Munoz could be
> heard saying: "I had a feeling this might happen."
>
> Haslinger gave Webb a chance to dress, then ordered
> deputies to arrest her
> for contempt of court. Webb was sentenced to a year
> of supervised
> probation and ordered to get a mental health exam.
>
> Haslinger said Webb must attend all future court
> dates fully clothed. If
> she doesn't comply, she could be sentenced to 29
> days in jail, Haslinger
> said. A new trial date was set for Jan. 27.
>
> Webb was arrested in July and charged with
> disorderly conduct for pedaling
> around downtown Bend in the nude.
>
> Alana Brenneman, her attorney, said the charge is
> without merit because
> Webb didn't cause any inconvenience, annoyance or
> alarm.
>
> Moses Williams, a friend of Webb's, said Webb was
> fighting the charge
> because non-sexual public nudity is not against the
> law.
>
> "She has the right to express herself," he said.
> "Nudity is not disorderly
> conduct."
>
>
>
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> Copyright 2001 AP