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Dorene Cornwell

Era:1980s
State:New York
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Biography

Dorene Cornwell was convicted after a September 9, 1985 trial over removing a warning sign from the Seneca Army Depot fence on July 6. On October 18 she was sentenced to thirty days; the report and current-prisoner directory identify actual confinement at Monroe County Jail, Rochester. November 17 in the directory was an anticipated release, not a verified physical discharge. No first jail-admission day or completed thirty-day total is inferred from the sentence.

Contemporary custody evidence

Dorene Cornwell was convicted after a September 9, 1985 trial over removing a warning sign from the Seneca Army Depot fence on July 6. On October 18 she was sentenced to thirty days; the report and current-prisoner directory identify actual confinement at Monroe County Jail, Rochester. November 17 in the directory was an anticipated release, not a verified physical discharge. No first jail-admission day or completed thirty-day total is inferred from the sentence.

The Nuclear Resister No.35, October 24, 1985, original PDF pages 4, 5.

Unconfirmed physical admission and release dates remain unknown. No nominal sentence, future date or historical directory is used to assert present imprisonment.

Case

Charges: Damaging government property; malicious mischief
Sentenced: Oct 18, 1985
Sentence: Dorene Cornwell was convicted after a September 9, 1985 trial over removing a warning sign from the Seneca Army Depot fence on July 6. On October 18 she was sentenced to thirty days; the report and current-prisoner directory identify actual confinement at Monroe County Jail, Rochester. November 17 in the directory was an anticipated release, not a verified physical discharge. No first jail-admission day or completed thirty-day total is inferred from the sentence.
Convicted: Yes