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Randall Mark

Era:2000s
State:Montana
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Randall Mark was imprisoned following a road blockade intended to protect wild bison from capture and killing by the Montana Department of Livestock. Earth First! Journal's January 2003 issue reports a 60-day jail sentence imposed on October 31 for resisting arrest at the preceding April blockade. It reports that he was still on a hunger strike lasting more than 35 days in December while seeking a vegan diet. The source does not identify the jail or establish the actual admission and discharge dates.

Randall Mark was imprisoned following a road blockade intended to protect wild bison from capture and killing by the Montana Department of Livestock. Earth First! Journal's January 2003 issue reports a 60-day jail sentence imposed on October 31 for resisting arrest at the preceding April blockade. It reports that he was still on a hunger strike lasting more than 35 days in December while seeking a vegan diet. The source does not identify the jail or establish the actual admission and discharge dates. 60 days in jail, reported as imposed October 31 before the January 2003 issue; actual total time served not established.

Original source, PDF pages 65.

Case

Charges: Resisting arrest at a bison-protection road blockade
Sentence: 60 days in jail, reported as imposed October 31 before the January 2003 issue; actual total time served not established.