Biography
Paul Bloom was one of three Livermore anti-nuclear protesters at a September 26, 1983 hearing after a June 20 action. His first-person account says the prosecutor sought six more days in addition to eleven days already served, or a fine. The eleven days are actual prior custody, while the requested additional six days are not a proved sentence or completed imprisonment. Exact jail-intake and release dates and the final disposition are not printed.
Sources and limits
The Nuclear Resister No21, November 15, 1983, original page 7.
Individually reported anti-nuclear protest custody; forecast release and nominal sentence lengths are not treated as actual discharge or completed time. No demographic attributes, vital dates, unsupported name expansions or current custody status are inferred.
Paul Bloom is individually identified as one of three June 20, 1983 Livermore defendants. His first-person account says the prosecutor sought six more days in addition to eleven already served. Eleven is actual prior service and is preserved as a documented counter; the requested six is not an imposed or served term. The September 26 sentencing hearing does not establish its unreported final disposition or a physical endpoint.
