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Luke Wenke APPEAL #25-1165 – Notice of Appeal (Doc. #1)

Luke Wenke APPEAL #25-1165 – Notice of Appeal (Doc. #1)
January 1, 2026

After being involuntarily committed to a facility for mental health treatment during the spring of 2025, Luke Wenke appealed the court’s decision to institutionalize him. This was the second of two appeals stemming from Wenke’s original federal cyberstalking case.

USA v. Luke Wenke – Notice of Appeal
May 1st, 2025

CASE #25-1165, DOC. #1

USA v. Luke Wenke – Appeal #25-1165 – Notice of Appeal – Doc. #1

Categories: Luke Wenke, appeals, Court Documents

Tags: Buffalo, NY; dangerousness, denial of mental illness, FMC Devens, involuntary commitment, Massachusetts, psychiatric/psychological evaluations, public safety, resistance to mental health treatment