Biography
Patrick Diehl was individually identified among three men who actually spent two nights in jail after the December 3–7, 1984 anti-nuclear back-country protests at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory Site 300. The report says Diehl returned to the site and was arrested again on release. The three-person group is explicitly linked to Diehl; the later re-arrest is not assigned another unreported jail term. Exact individual admission and discharge days remain unprinted, and two nights are not converted automatically into two elapsed days.
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Patrick Diehl was individually identified among three men who actually spent two nights in jail after the December 3–7, 1984 anti-nuclear back-country protests at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory Site 300. The report says Diehl returned to the site and was arrested again on release. The three-person group is explicitly linked to Diehl; the later re-arrest is not assigned another unreported jail term. Exact individual admission and discharge days remain unprinted, and two nights are not converted automatically into two elapsed days.
The Nuclear Resister No. 28, January 23, 1985, PDF pages [7].
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.
