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Stulken didn’t review “This Book is Gay” because he didn’t get a copy, he wrote. “I cannot ethically bring criminal charges if the facts surrounding a certain matter are not supported by probable cause,” Stulken wrote. Smiler.įour of the books aren’t obscene and having them in the library youth sections isn’t engaging in “sexual intrusion” under Wyoming laws that conceivably could apply, Weston County Attorney Michael Stulken wrote Wednesday to Campbell County Sheriff Scott Matheny. The books are “This Book is Gay” by Juno Dawson, “How Do You Make a Baby” by Anna Fiske, “Doing It” by Hannah Witton, “Sex is a Funny Word” by Cory Silverberg, and “Dating and Sex: A Guide for the 21st Century Teen Boy” by Andrew P. Sheriff’s officials referred the matter to county prosecutors, who asked a prosecutor in a neighboring county to handle the matter to avoid a potential conflict of interest with fellow county officials at the library. One couple went further, bringing five books to the attention of the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office in September. Library officials have been reviewing the complaints. The three books in the teenager section and one in the children’s section are among dozens contested at the library in Gillette in recent weeks. (AP) - A prosecutor won’t charge library employees for making sex education and LGBTQ-themed books available to young people in a deeply conservative city in Wyoming coal-mining country, saying he wouldn’t have a case.