Troy Worden

By Any Means Necessary, or BAMN, activist Yvette Felarca has filed a petition to the California State Supreme Court to reverse the order that she must pay over $11,000 in legal fees to former president of the Berkeley College Republicans, or BCR, Troy Worden.

Yvette Felarca, an organizer from the activist group By Any Means Necessary, was represented in an oral argument Tuesday as a part of her appeal of a court decision to award former UC Berkeley student and Berkeley College Republicans president Troy Worden thousands in legal fees. 

Former Berkeley College Republicans president Troy Worden is raising money through a GoFundMe to cover legal fees for a lawsuit involving Yvette Felarca, a member of activist group By Any Means Necessary.

An Alameda County Superior Court Commissioner ordered Yvette Felarca, a Berkeley middle school teacher and activist, to pay former Berkeley College Republicans, or BCR, president Troy Worden $11,100 in legal fees on Thursday.

Berkeley College Republicans’ former president Troy Worden filed a motion Tuesday against Yvette Felarca, an organizer for national activist group By Any Means Necessary, or BAMN, asking for more than $100,000 worth of damages.

Bradley Devlin, former secretary of Berkeley College Republicans, assumed the position of President of the club Thursday, after members voted out former president Troy Worden last month.

The restraining order filed by By Any Means Necessary, or BAMN, activist Yvette Felarca against Berkeley College Republicans President Troy Worden was officially dismissed Thursday.

Last week a California court lifted the temporary restraining order placed on the Berkeley College Republicans president, Troy Worden, for alleged stalking and intimidation of Yvette Felarca, an organizer for By Any Means Necessary, or BAMN.

Several UC Berkeley students have come together to create the Berkeley Conservative Society to “bring back political decency to Berkeley,” according to society founder and President Celine Bookin.

Troy Worden was allegedly ousted as the president of Berkeley College Republicans by the organization’s secretary at the end of its Thursday evening meeting.