Biography
Marion Pack, director of the Orange County Alliance for Survival, refused probation after conviction in the February 3–4, 1986 WINCON obstruction trial. The report says she was sentenced three days later and actually served five days in jail. The relative sentencing phrase is not silently turned into an exact calendar date or used to back-calculate a release. The other nine defendants’ community service and probation were noncustodial.
Contemporary custody evidence and limits
Marion Pack, director of the Orange County Alliance for Survival, refused probation after conviction in the February 3–4, 1986 WINCON obstruction trial. The report says she was sentenced three days later and actually served five days in jail. The relative sentencing phrase is not silently turned into an exact calendar date or used to back-calculate a release. The other nine defendants’ community service and probation were noncustodial.
The Nuclear Resister No.38, March 10, 1986, original PDF page 5.
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.
