Stew Albert

Released
Date of birth:04. 12. 1939
Date of death:30. 01. 2006
Age:66† Deceased
Gender:Male
Race:White
Era:1960s
State:California
Time Imprisoned:
2 Months 3 Days
Support
Anti-War
Stew Albert

Biography

Stew Albert was an early member of the Yippies (Youth International Party) and a key figure in the 1960s New Left and anti-Vietnam War movement. He was incarcerated, under the supervision of the Alameda County sheriff, during the Vietnam Day Committee's anti-draft protests in downtown Oakland, California; he was later arrested at the 1968 Democratic National Convention and named an unindicted co-conspirator in the Chicago Seven case.

Cases

Charges: Anti-draft / anti-war protest
Charges: Local convictions (combined sentence service)
Incarcerated: Aug 1, 1969
Released: Oct 4, 1969
Sentence: Served combined local sentences at Alameda County Rehabilitation Center, Santa Rita, beginning August 1, 1969; released October 4, 1969 with early-release credit. The contemporaneous FBI file says the sentences concerned offenses on three separate dates. This entry records that combined custody period, not a separate additional term for each offense. The existing undated 1965–66 protest record is preserved.
Convicted: Yes

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