Biography
The January 23, 1985 update individually reports that Chuck Quilty finally served three actual months in jail following prolonged litigation over a Holy Saturday 1982 prayer protest at Rock Island Arsenal. It distinguishes Larry Morlan, who served two months, and Frank Fessler, who received a fine and probation. The three months are explicitly completed custody, not a nominal sentence. Actual first admission and discharge days are not printed; no ninety-day conversion or unsupported expansion to Charles is made.
Contemporary source and limits
The January 23, 1985 update individually reports that Chuck Quilty finally served three actual months in jail following prolonged litigation over a Holy Saturday 1982 prayer protest at Rock Island Arsenal. It distinguishes Larry Morlan, who served two months, and Frank Fessler, who received a fine and probation. The three months are explicitly completed custody, not a nominal sentence. Actual first admission and discharge days are not printed; no ninety-day conversion or unsupported expansion to Charles is made.
The Nuclear Resister No. 28, January 23, 1985, PDF pages [8].
Only individually documented actual political-protest confinement is preserved. No unsupported name expansion, demographic attribute, vital date, present custody status or predicted discharge is inferred.
