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Chuck Giuli

Released
Gender:Male
Era:1970s
State:Hawaii
Support
Anti-War
Chuck Giuli

Biography

Chuck Giuli was a Hawaii anti-war activist associated with catholic Action of Hawaii. He drove participants to the March 2, 1972 Hickam Air Force Base protest, during which Jim Douglass poured blood on electronic-warfare files. Giuli became the third defendant in the Hickam Three prosecution. His charges were dismissed for insufficient evidence connecting him to the destruction of documents.

Sources: https://thestreetspirit.org/2015/06/08/street-spirit-interview-with-james-douglass/ ; https://www.ilind.net/2019/07/01/nuremberg-prosecutor-featured-on-60-minutes-defended-hawaii-peace-activists-in-1972-case/

Case

Charges: Conspiracy and destruction of government property — Hickam Three prosecution
Arrested: Mar 9, 1972
Sentence: Surrendered to the FBI after learning he was wanted. At the August 1972 trial, charges were dismissed because the evidence did not connect him to the document destruction. No conviction or prison sentence resulted; initial custody duration is unknown. Sources: https://kyouyou.agu.ac.jp/achievements/file/Journal_204.pdf#page=35 ; https://www.ilind.net/2019/07/01/nuremberg-prosecutor-featured-on-60-minutes-defended-hawaii-peace-activists-in-1972-case/
Judge: Samuel P. King
Convicted: No