Denke v. Shoemaker, 2008 MT 418 (2008)

Citation: Denke v. Shoemaker, 2008 MT 418 (2008)
Parent Document: Denke v. Shoemaker, 2008 MT 418 (2008)
Jurisdiction: Montana (state)
Effective Date: 2008-12-16
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/888205/denke-v-shoemaker/ ↗

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¶99 Shoemaker claimed that he wanted time on the agenda to answer questions concerning the settlement agreement arising from Denke’s sexual harassment charges against the mayor: “I do not know [who got the money or what happened] as nothing has been told to me. Some one [sic] seems to want to sweep this under the carpet and not let the public know about it!” Shoemaker, as a signatory to the settlement agreement, however, possessed specific knowledge of both Denke’s allegations and the terms of the settlement agreement. In fact, the City and Denke settled Denke’s HRC action at a regularly called meeting of the City Council that was open to the public at Denke’s election. Shoemaker attended that meeting. He reviewed the terms of the settlement agreement. And he approved the settlement agreement.

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