A federal judge has ruled that a South Dakota teenager embroiled in a 4-H cheating scandal is not entitled to monetary damages in her case against two 4-H administrators.
Bayley Kroupa was barred from participating in 4-H in 2011, when she was 16, after officials said she cheated in a State Fair competition by showing a pig different from one she showed at a county fair Her family denied cheating and sued for $850,000, saying she had been humiliated and denied due process.
South Dakota Judge Rules Against Teen in 4-H Cheating Case
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