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Tuesday, 07 August 2012 12:18 |
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MITCHELL, S.D. (AP) _ State 4-H officials are appealing a federal judge's decision to let a White Lake girl compete while allegations that she cheated in last year's South Dakota State Fair are pending in court.
Sixteen-year-old Bayley Kroupa was banned from 4-H competition after a committee found she had violated 4-H ethics by allegedly showing a pig at the South Dakota State Fair that had previously been entered in another state's fair. Her father, Greg Kroupa, sued the state 4-H office on her behalf in March, arguing that the allegations of cheating are false.
Federal Judge Karen Schreier last month ordered that the girl be allowed to compete in 4-H while the lawsuit is pending.
The Mitchell Daily Republic reports that 4-H officials filed a notice they will appeal Schreier's decision.
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