Biography
Deirdre Doran was individually named among the January 25, 1986 USS Alaska commissioning protesters who remained in jail in New London, Connecticut. The report expressly dates actual release to 1986-02-03. This is actual multi-night political-protest custody, not a future court date or nominal sentence. The source’s maximum thirty-nine-day statement may count calendar days inclusively; endpoints, not that aggregate maximum, govern this individual’s elapsed interval.
Contemporary custody evidence and limits
Deirdre Doran was individually named among the January 25, 1986 USS Alaska commissioning protesters who remained in jail in New London, Connecticut. The report expressly dates actual release to 1986-02-03. This is actual multi-night political-protest custody, not a future court date or nominal sentence. The source’s maximum thirty-nine-day statement may count calendar days inclusively; endpoints, not that aggregate maximum, govern this individual’s elapsed interval.
The Nuclear Resister No.38, March 10, 1986, original PDF page 3.
Only individually documented actual custody is recorded. Unconfirmed dates, vital information and sensitive demographic attributes remain blank. No historical report is used to assert present custody.
Additional original custody evidence
The GTE Strategic Systems update names Deirdre Doran, printed Dierdre in the original, as actually released October 3, 1985. This was her maximum date, unlike Scott Schaeffer-Duffy and Dan Ethier’s earlier fine-paid discharge. The exact first admission and completed duration are not stated. This is a distinct GTE protest imprisonment, not the January 1986 USS Alaska case.
The Nuclear Resister No.35, October 24, 1985: PDF page 7.
The original individually names this defendant among nine arrested August 9, 1985 at GTE and tried that afternoon. It expressly reports refusal of the fines, conversion to jail days, and four still in jail, identifying these four by current jail addresses. This establishes actual August 9 intake. Independently corroborated later physical releases remain unchanged; the source’s advertised October/September release dates alone are not used. Any previously documented thirty-nine-day credit is retained as a reported counting convention rather than replaced with a conflicting elapsed-day calculation.
