Sharon Mitchell v. City of Elgin, Illinois
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
Sykes, Circuit Judge.
Sharon Mitchell enrolled in an online criminal-justice course offered by the Elgin Community College. Her participation in the class did not go smoothly. The instructor-an officer of the Elgin Police Department-eventually advised her that she was failing the course. Soon after, the Elgin Police Department received anonymous threats and a harassing email targeting the officer. A second officer swore out a criminal complaint accusing Mitchell of electronic communication harassment. She was arrested, immediately bonded out, and two years later was acquitted after a brief…
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