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As the one live tweeting the entire time I was there and/or had access to the entire case proceedings. The jury convicted him due to clean up costs according to the museum and “conspiracy” which was proven to just be activism organizing (like non-violence trainings)

not exactly sure why you’re referring to, Tim is fully willing to sacrifice his time to fight to improve the world. Also there were no criminal actions the art wasn’t damaged at all.

What he wants more than anything is to have his message communicated. So we need help with media. Please reach into your hearts and find a willingness to sacrifice. Tim is making the biggest sacrifice of his life. We should to live up to that.
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But what we especially need are people willing to devote time and if you have any to spare, money. Time for media, time to follow up on anything Tim might need that we can help with - whether it’s communicating with someone outside the jail, doing research.
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Now we need to mobilize to support him. DC Jail is not a good place - no prison or jail is, but DC Jail is worse than most other prisons or jails. One of the worst in the country by some accounts.
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The judge responded yes but you disseminated the drawing and it got posted to social media (post has since been taken down).

Now Tim is in DC Jail, and will remain there until after he is sentenced on August 22. He will get credit for time served.
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Said he’s been drawing for 25 years and the drawings “have made the difference between life and death” in his architect engineering projects. And that he made an instinctual decision when he took a picture of the drawing - wasn’t thinking right.
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Then spoke of her dignity and how that he was sorry he violated it. He said he “learned so much” in your courtroom and he was grateful.
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Dancer statue with a curator from the Balto Museum. She said that was a violation of his release conditions as well. It led to a tightening of his release conditions.

Before that, Tim spoke briefly. He started out by bowing to the judge.
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She recounted a prior occasion when, after the Baltimore Museum of Art invited Tim to advise them (yes you read that right - even as the NGA asked for the maximum sentence, the Baltimore Museum of Art requested him to help them!) he posed in front of a copy of the Little
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She said, “You couldn’t even last one day” after being found guilty before violating again by disseminating a sketch that, after a juror complaint, you were told to give to the court.
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Courts response is they cannot give guidance for that along with a reiteration that the jury must agree unanimously that one or more of the alleged actions took place.

#TheLittleDancer #JustStopOil #DeclareEmergency
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One of them referenced plastic water bottles but the water bottles used at the museum were metal. The jury asked if the plastic vs metal mattered.
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