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Cromwell enters plea in PETA Regents protest

March 25, 2013 By Bob Hague

A no contest plea in Madison, for a Hollywood protester. Oscar-nomiated actor James Cromwell has pleaded no contest to disrupting a UW-System Board of Regents meeting last month, in which he yelled about cat experiments on campus.

The 73 year-old actor and 27 year-old activist Jeremy Beckham were charged with disorderly conduct in connection with the February 7 protest. The men held large signs showing a cat with metal implanted in its head at a UW Madison lab.

Cromwell’s attorney entered the plea on behalf of both men, and a Dane County Court Commissioner ordered Cromwell and Beckham to pay 263 dollars in forfeitures and costs.

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