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    Email From Robert Telles To UNLV's Boyd Law School Students in 2012

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    Robert Telles, the former Clark County Public Administrator, was part of a controversy in 2012 while a law student in Las Vegas. The Review-Journal obtained a copy of an email he sent to students addressing an Office of Student Conduct investigation.

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    Robert Telles, the former Clark County Public Administrator, was part of a controversy in 2012 while a law student in Las Vegas. The Review-Journal obtained a copy of an email he sent to students addressing an Office of Student Conduct investigation.

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    Robert Telles, the former Clark County Public Administrator, was part of a controversy in 2012 while a law student in Las Vegas. The Review-Journal obtained a copy of an email he sent to students addressing an Office of Student Conduct investigation.

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    Email From Robert Telles To UNLV's Boyd Law School Students in 2012

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    From: Robert Telles <tellesr2@unlv.nevada.

    edu>
    Date: Sun, Mar 31, 2013 at 9:42 PM
    Subject: The Office of Student Conduct has cleared me of all allegations
    To: Robert Telles <tellesr2@unlv.nevada.edu>

    Hello Everyone,

    I did not send this over the infoserve because I wanted to speak to you, not the
    faculty and staff.

    After the Office of Student Conduct completed a full investigation, it cleared me


    of all allegations. The investigation included interviews of everyone involved and
    a review of all files submitted. I posted the file I presented to the Office of
    Student Conduct here: http://sdrv.ms/YK0veo. You can find the letter clearing
    my name attached to this email.

    Please let me be very clear as to why I am providing the file I submitted. I am not
    posting it in an effort to change your opinion of anyone else. There have been far
    too many unwarranted character attacks already. I am presenting this evidence
    to you to show that there are two sides to every story, and that I am not the tyrant
    or jerk that it seems has been asserted in rumors and allegations. Since the
    vote, I remained silent because I believed that relying on the conduct process
    would clear my name, but now I realize that the process alone won't do
    that. That is why it is important that I share this information with you.

    People may be misinformed about my motivations for running for president of the
    SBA. I have always tried to do my part to benefit the community. I believed that
    one of the ways to do that was by taking up leadership roles at Boyd. I never
    sought leadership for the sake of power. I saw the presidency as a form of
    community service. I engaged in community service before this situation, and I
    continue to engage in community service now. I am motivated by a desire to
    help the community.

    Still, I know I have made mistakes. This situation was a pressure cooker, and it
    was hard to see how to best handle the matter. I believe people were upset and
    possibly hurt by this situation. I would like to stress to you that although I made
    mistakes, I have always been motivated by only the best of intentions.

    When it has come to addressing the allegations, I have acted only with the
    intention of vindicating myself. If any of you judged me for my acts, know that I
    am sorry for my mistakes. If any of you have judged me for my motivations, I am
    sorry that my motivations were misrepresented. To those of you directly involved
    who feel I wronged you, I am sorry. I would also like to extend an apology to
    anyone who was offended by any of what has transpired.
    I feel it is important to make it clear that I am writing to you today, not because I
    want to continue the drama, but because I hope to finally put it to rest. Many of
    us will be working in the same small community in the near future, and I don't
    want you to have an ill opinion of me or anyone else based on what happened
    here. I hope that we can all put this behind us together.

    Thank you for taking the time to read this.

    Sincerely,

    Rob Telles
    Part-time Night Student
    J.D. Candidate, May 2014
    William S. Boyd School of Law
    University of Nevada, Las Vegas

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