I put togethor a collection of e-mails that I believe to be relevant to the case. Most, if not all of these e-mails, are from my McNeese e-mail account, kday@mcneese.edu, and are of the public domain as by law. E-mails from any other account of mine are released under the open documentation license.

Many of these e-mails are from my own records and were cached by my e-mail client. The e-mail client left a mess of the naming structure and I have had to mass re-name the files for simplicity. This resulted in the e-mails (numerically speaking) being not in any intended order.

E-mails:

1. Kevin Day to Rober Spinks
2. Robert Spinks to Kevin Day

Summary:
A discussion between Kevin Day and Robert Spinks with Kevin Day trying to ask for reasons for Bar Order so that it can be appealed and Robert Spinks not giving any reasons (beyond vague statements) and outright assuming the e-mail to be the bar order appeal (despite the university bar order policy stating that the appeal had to be presented and received in person.