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Adam Weber

Era:1980s
State:California
Time Imprisoned:
5 Days
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Biography

Adam Weber was actually jailed after refusing probation and a fine for his part in the June 20, 1983 blockade of the Ballast Point submarine base in San Diego. He began a waterless fast. After five days, with his health deteriorating, he was taken back before the judge and accepted probation instead. The ninety-day imposed term is not ninety days actually served. Exact admission and discharge calendar days are not printed.

Sources and limits

The Nuclear Resister No22, December 16, 1983, original page 5.

Actual individually reported anti-nuclear custody, not a future hearing or sentence alone. Forecasts, nominal terms and group totals are not personal actual endpoints or completed totals. No demographic attributes, vital dates, unsupported name expansions or modern custody status are inferred.

Case

Sentence: Adam Weber was actually jailed after refusing probation and a fine for his part in the June 20, 1983 blockade of the Ballast Point submarine base in San Diego. He began a waterless fast. After five days, with his health deteriorating, he was taken back before the judge and accepted probation instead. The ninety-day imposed term is not ninety days actually served. Exact admission and discharge calendar days are not printed.