Biography
Jean Hynes was individually named among Knolls Atomic Laboratory protesters who refused fines after their September 1985 trespass prosecution and were actually jailed seven days. The underlying action was August 6, conviction September 10, and sentencing September 18. The report supplies seven completed jail days but not exact first admission or discharge. Other defendants’ fines and the unnamed guilty-plea group are not converted into imprisonment.
Contemporary custody evidence
Jean Hynes was individually named among Knolls Atomic Laboratory protesters who refused fines after their September 1985 trespass prosecution and were actually jailed seven days. The underlying action was August 6, conviction September 10, and sentencing September 18. The report supplies seven completed jail days but not exact first admission or discharge. Other defendants’ fines and the unnamed guilty-plea group are not converted into imprisonment.
The Nuclear Resister No.35, October 24, 1985, original PDF pages 7.
Unconfirmed physical admission and release dates remain unknown. No nominal sentence, future date or historical directory is used to assert present imprisonment.
