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The original documents are located in Box 10, folder "Work Sheets (5)" of the Charles E. Goodell Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Charles Goodell donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Digitized from Box 10 of the Charles E. Goodell Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library Maly 5/20/75 Agg: #5 W PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET I. BaseLine 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length CERALO FORD Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education X Months or ability to understand obligations available under the luw page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 2. Personal and immediate family x problems. 3. Mental or physical condition X 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal X or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector X status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental X stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: who close cases? How? / 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET VN VR #1870 #1867 #423 #2718 # 4458 I. BaseLine 3mg bons P Puper Upgr? 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time 15/9 Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. 6 Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of ud alternative service 3 6 3 Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Am afficitions Muditions to length of 1. Other criminal convictions. x 2 Sp alternative service X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during from combat zone X Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. FORD 2 Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. BERALD Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. X Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X 8 X X 1 Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length 21 7 ms X 5ms 11/2ms Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. X Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of 23 alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education X Months or obility to understand obligations Dr available under page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #1870 #1867 #423 #2718 # III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 2. Personal and immediate family W X problems. 3. Mental or physical condition X X 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability X 6. Extended period of creditable 13½gs 1 yr 3rs 10mg 2 yrs 8ms military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal X or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 2 5/20/75 N.C. PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #1177 #2286 #2289 #7427 #2163 I. BaseLine P. Up? P. up puy Burglary. Pay 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of ad alternative service 3 Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. 188 Months street 2. False statement to the stret Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. :Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 10 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education X 23 Months or ability to understand obligations, Trancilleh available under the THE page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #2289 III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable 3yrs military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. ? 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 3 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET #2161 #6908 #6911 #7082 #7444 I. BaseLine Pup 3ms P P Pup 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of 3 ud 3ʳᵈ 3ʳᵈ alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of X 1 Sp alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. sp Months Pass Possm 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board 68 by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. x Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 4 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X x X short 6 Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length 2ms 3ms i day 1y2 Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances GCT Subtractions from length of iv 97 alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education W W Months or obility to understand obligations or available under the luw page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2167 #6908 #6911 #7082 #7444 2. Personal and immediate family W problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable military service. 2grslon 2 yostans 1 yr9 5m 3yrs7/2ms 7. Tours of service in the war X X zone. (Poson) 8. Substantial evidence of personal X or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X X conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 4 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #1156 #3659 #1489 #2233 #1566 I. BaseLine Pup 6ms 6ms Pup 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 16/8 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. bims Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of vd alternative service 3 3ʳᵈ 3ʳᵈ 6 Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X Months of 2. False statement to the / Presidential Clemency Board conspry norrotics dutab by applicant. 4yrs Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed Just left. offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 1 short 2 x² 3 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X x 4ms x X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length 3ms ms x 2"2"2" 2 1/2ms Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. x Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education X X Months or obility to understand obligations available under the hiv page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #1156 #1489 #2233 #1566 Ltr 2. Personal and immediate family W problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable 1 yr 3ms 6ms 7ms military service. 7. Tours of service in the war x zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted ? ftr for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat X Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 / D PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET #3245 #3246 #3778 BaseLine 6 9mm N.C. 3810 3811 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 AC Raidon Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service 3 3 3 N 3 Months Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service L. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. :Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense Desertion during combat Months Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X Months Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Violation of probation or FORD & LIBRARY BERALIC Motths parole. Months Multiple AWOL/UA offenses W X X X Months AWOL/UA of extended length 4gr3ms Months Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months Mitimating Circumstances Subtractions from length of Lack of sufficient education X alternative service or ability to understand Months obligations or remedies available under the luw page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #3245 #3216 3778 3810 3811 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable 2yster 5mmg 3 2VS 2yr 2yllmon military service. 7. Tours of service in the war wes X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X conduct and proficiency , or ¥ unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor X 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #6031 #16665 I. BaseLine 3mb 3211 3559 1. Starting Point 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. W Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education X 14 X Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #603 #6031 #6665 3559 3211 2. Personal and immediate family ( problems. 3. Mental or physical condition X 4. Employment or other activities X of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable 2yrthen pms military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X. X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, X or extension of service while in combat. X 14. Above average military W conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor X 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #8191 #7573 #3358 # 3359 I. BaseLine 8195 9mos 9moo pardon 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances 3 Additions to length of X alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense FO 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed GERALD offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months X X 4 x 4 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education w Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 8195 #8191 #7573 3358 # 3359 2. Personal and immediate family wear X problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities 3yes 3yrs of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X' X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET I. BaseLine 1. Starting Point 7596 3 zunort 59566 Pardo 7611 fmonths 2488 2. Less three times prison time served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three service. months minimum alternative B 3 3 3 Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. GERALD Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length X3yr2mon X Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education X Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 1596 7356 7566 2. Personal and immediate family 7611 7611 8188 problems. 3. Mental or physical condition X X 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable Y Month military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal were or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily authorities submitted himself to X 7 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET I. BaseLine 368 3690 1. Starting Point 2N 7352 # 13/mouths, 3 7590 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. 3 3 3 Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X X X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length 2yr 6mon 7monthy Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 3687 3690 7590 90 7352 7588 2. Personal and immediate family X Q problems. 3. Mental or physical condition x X 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 2yr.,Imen Drr 6. Extended period of creditable 6month Zyrbmon military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X X X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET I. BaseLine 3815 6348 391don 3370 3373 1. Starting Point 3mouths NC 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. 3 3 3 3 Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. 074839 Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length weas Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET 3815 III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 6346 33703373 3668 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities X of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable X yr24 military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal weat or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X 2 authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET I. BaseLine 2481 4148 1. Starting Point Pardon 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. GERALD Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length wear Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 23085 2481 4148 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition wear 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public / 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable 12 X months military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET Dougovito I. BaseLine 4366 4368 436915 1. Starting Point Rardou rdou 9 24 225Pm Months 179 2. Less three times prison time pardon Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment Boa is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill GERALD alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 2. Personal and immediate family Nilbord 4369 X problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities X of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable X 14 192 months military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military west west conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/22/F e 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #7195 2025 I. BaseLine gabled, 1790 2296 Pardon months 2374 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 2308 Months 2. Less three times prison time 6proath Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances flomes Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. wear Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill FO alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or GERALD parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length w wear 13 Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. X Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #7195 2296 2308 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities X of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable X 3yrl0m 142 months military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental X stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 5/22/ PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET Burd An #1564 #1628 #1647 #1664 #1687 I. BaseLine 6 mo gabled Pupgr. NC 6mm, 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time $ Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of 3 alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. :Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. GERALD Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses x Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length X X Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remodies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #1564 #1628 #1647 #1664 #1687 2. Personal and immediate family X problems. 3. Mental or physical condition X X 4. Employment or other activities w of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable 1422 x X military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal ? w or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted w X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, x or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/22 5/20/75 3 W PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #1753 #1773 #1778 #1856 #1859 I. BaseLine 12mg 24ms P P P 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X X+ Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. GERALD Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #1753 #1173 #1778 #1856 #1859 III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities V3x of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal X or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector X X X status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X X x for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/22/96 4 5/20/75 W PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #1897 #1941 #1977 #1985 #1987 I. BaseLine P P P (2ma P 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or GERALD parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length x Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #1897 #1941 #1977 #1985 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition X 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable X military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/22/92, #5 5/20/75 w PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #2020 #2059 #2064 #2065 #2284 I. BaseLine 6ma P P P P 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. x Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. X Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. GERRLDR. GERALD Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X X X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length 1yr X X Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education X Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies X available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #2020 #2059 #2064 #2065 #2284 III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition X 4. Employment or other activities X of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable X X military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X X X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal x or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental X X stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, x x or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X X conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor X X 16. Wounds in combat X X Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 22 5/20/75 6 26 W PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #2301 #2338 #2400 #2457 #2459 I. BaseLine P P P P p 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or FORD Months parole. 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education X Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2301 2338 #2400 #2457 #2459 2. Personal and immediate family X problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities X X of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector X X status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X X x for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/22 7 5/20/75 W PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #2475 #2635 #2637 # 3200 #3247 I. BaseLine P P P N.C. N.C, 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length x Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2475 #2635 2637 3700 #3247 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities X x of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector X X status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X X X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X x authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 6:00 PM 5/20/75 8 5/22/96 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #4194 #3243 #3247 #3205 #3361 BaseLine N.C, 12ms. P 6noo 6ms, 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time served. Months 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months Aggravating Circumstances Robby 35 Additions to length of sp alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement or civilian draft evasion offense Months 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X X X+ Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months Months ALD 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X X X X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Ims, 91/2ms Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. X 2 Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months Mitimating Circumstances 20 17 Subtractions from length of 1. Lack of sufficient education X X alternative service or ability to understand X 15 Months obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 4194 #3243 #3247 #3285 3361 6moo 2. Personal and immediate family X problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable 1 gr 3ms 1yr9ms 7'has military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal X M or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector X status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X. X x authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military W conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 9 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #3378 #3389 #3461 #3466 #3488 aseLine 9moa N.C. 9 mo P 6 mos Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months Less three times prison time Months served. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months Three months minimum alternative service. Months onclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months ggravating Circumstances Additions to length of Sp alternative service Other criminal convictions. X x X Months False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. :Months Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement x Months or civilian draft evasion offense Desertion during combat Months Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative X and selfish reasons. X Months Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months Violation of probation or parole. Months i. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X 10 5 X x X X Months AWOL/UA of extended length X 10mg Months Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service Lack of sufficient education X Months or obility to understand obligations or remedies available under the luw page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #5378 3389 3461 3466 3488 bn 2. Personal and immediate family NC, X X problems. 3. Mental or physical condition W 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable 'yr 7 1/2 10ms. 2 y25 1yr/ms military service. 7. Tours of service in the war x zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal w X or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat X Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/22/12 5/20/75 10 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET #3508 #3519 #3545 #3546 #3530 aseLine P 6 mot P 3now 6 mos, Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months Less three times prison time Months served. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months Three months minimum alternative service. Months onclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months ggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service Other criminal convictions. X Months False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. :Months Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense Desertion during combat Months Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X * X Months Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months Violation of probation or parole. Months :. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X 8 3 x Months . AWOL/UA of extended length 10ms 11½ms 6½" 6 moding Months Failure to report for overseas w assignment. X w Months Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of 18 alternative service Lack of mufficient education X x Months or ability to understand 23 obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 3508 3519 #3530 #3545 #3546 2. Personal and immediate family X X XW problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable 14thms 2yrs (mo 7ms 11 AVA military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal X or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental x stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X X X W conduct and proficiency, or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat X Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/22 D / 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #373 #476 #507 I. BaseLine 6-moo P 3mt #57 #58D P 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X X Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X X 9. AWOL/UA of extended length GERALD Months X Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. X Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #373 #476 #507 #547 #580 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition X 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 1yr X X 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable X 143 ins military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal w or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X X X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X x x X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/22/92 2 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #769 #785 #995 #1018 #1144 I. BaseLine gabled. P 10mg P P 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X X Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length X GRALD Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. X Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. 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Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months FORD 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X 8mos GERALD Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of 1. Lack of sufficient education X 20 alternative service Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies 16 available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #068 #1333 #1355 #1412 #1631 2. Personal and immediate family X X problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities X of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable X X 4½ms military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal X X or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X x conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 4 5/20/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #1632 #1694 #1792 #2010 #2011 I. BaseLine 6mos p P 6mos 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. XW X X Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X 9. AWOL/UA of extended length X GERALD Months Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #1632 #1694 #1792 #2010 #2011 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities X 2025 of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 3-mg 6. Extended period of creditable military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X X. x X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military NO conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/22/8594 5 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #2027 #2028 #2030 #2033 #2098 I. BaseLine P P P P O 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. FORD Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2027 #2028 #2030 #2033 2098 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 1yr 2yrs 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal X or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector X status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X X X X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X X. X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: pm 5/20/75 6 Brede PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #2251 #231 #2319 #2356 I. BaseLine gabled N.C. 4 mm 6mg P 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. x X X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X 6. Prior refusal to fulfill GERALE R.Months Months LIBRAR alternative service. 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses 8 X X X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education X Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2251 8311 2314 #2337 2356 2. Personal and immediate family X W problems. 3. Mental or physical condition w 4. Employment or other activities of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable the 4/3yrs 2'hys X military service. 7. Tours of service in the war w X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal X or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to x authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, X or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X conduct and proficiency, or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/22/Th 5/20/75 7 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET #2372 77373 #2378 #2398 #2403 I. BaseLine ON N.C. FB p N.C. Molel, P 1. Starting Point 2 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. X X X X Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat X Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative x and selfish reasons. X X X Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. GERALD FORD Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses X X X X Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances 73 Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education X X m Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET greatment? III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2372 2373 #7378 table #2398 #2403 2. Personal and immediate family problems. 3. Mental or physical condition 4. Employment or other activities X of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable agisons 1yrm 9 moo 6 ms military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X X X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental X X stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military x X conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 8 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET # 2412 #2447 #2199 #7554 #2720 I. BaseLine P p P 6 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses GERALD Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2412 #247 #2449 2554 2. Personal and immediate family X problems. 3. Mental or physical condition X 4. Employment or other activities X w X X of service to the public 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable 1/29/25 / military service. 7. Tours of service in the war X zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal X w or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X X x X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X X X authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President: 5/20/75 9 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET I. BaseLine #287 #2815 P #2816 3mt 1. Starting Point 24 24 24 24 24 Months 2. Less three times prison time Months served. 3. Less alternative service performed, if entire period Months is satisfactorily completed. 4. Less time served on probation or parole if entire period is Months satisfactorily completed. 5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment, is less than the above. Months 6. Three months minimum alternative service. Months Conclusion: Baseline amount of alternative service Months II. Aggravating Circumstances Additions to length of alternative service 1. Other criminal convictions. Months 2. False statement to the Presidential Clemency Board by applicant. Months 3. Use of force by applicant collaterally to AWOL, de- sertion, or missing movement Months or civilian draft evasion offense 4. Desertion during combat Months 5. Evidence that applicant committed offense for obviously manipulative and selfish reasons. X W Months 6. Prior refusal to fulfill alternative service. Months 7. Violation of probation or parole. F Months 8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses x GERALD Months 9. AWOL/UA of extended length Months 10. Failure to report for overseas assignment. Months 11. Undesirable discharge issued as a consequence not only of AWOL but also as a result of other specified offenses. Months III. Mitigating Circumstances Subtractions from length of alternative service 1. Lack of sufficient education Months or ability to understand obligations or remedies available under the law page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2807 2815 2816 P 2. Personal and immediate family X problems. 3. Mental or physical condition x 4. Employment of service or to other the public activities 3yrs 2grs 5. Service-connected disability 6. Extended period of creditable military service. 7. Tours of service in the war zone. 8. Substantial evidence of personal or procedural unfairness. 9. Denial of conscientious objector status on precedural, technical or improper grounds. 10. Evidence that an applicant acted X X for conscientious, not for mani- pulative or selfish reasons. 11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X X x authorities 12. Behavior which reflects mental stress caused by combat. 13. Volunteering for combat, or extension of service while in combat. 14. Above average military X conduct and proficiency , or unit citations. 15. Personal decorations for valor 16. Wounds in combat Total months subtracted from baseline because of mitigating circumstances: IV. Summary 1. Baseline alternative service 2. Amount added because of aggra- vating circumstances. 3. Amount subtracted because of mitigating circumstances. Recommendation to President:

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How?\n/\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nVN\nVR\n#1870\n#1867\n#423\n#2718\n#\n4458\nI. BaseLine\n3mg\nbons\nP\nPuper\nUpgr?\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\n15/9\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\n6\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nud\nalternative service\n3\n6\n3\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAm\nafficitions\nMuditions to length of\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nx 2 Sp\nalternative service\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during from combat zone\nX\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nFORD 2\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nBERALD\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nX\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX 8\nX\nX\n1\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n21\n7 ms X\n5ms\n11/2ms\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nX\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\n23\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor obility to understand\nobligations\nDr\navailable\nunder\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1870 #1867 #423 #2718 #\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n2. Personal and immediate family\nW\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\nX\n6. Extended period of creditable\n13½gs 1 yr 3rs\n10mg\n2 yrs 8ms\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nX\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n2\n5/20/75\nN.C.\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1177\n#2286\n#2289\n#7427\n#2163\nI.\nBaseLine\nP.\nUp?\nP. up\npuy\nBurglary.\nPay\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nad\nalternative service\n3\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\n188\nMonths\nstreet\n2. False statement to the\nstret\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n10\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX 23\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations,\nTrancilleh\navailable under the THE\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#2289\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n3yrs\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n?\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\n3\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\n#2161 #6908 #6911 #7082 #7444\nI. BaseLine\nPup\n3ms\nP\nP\nPup\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\n3 ud\n3ʳᵈ\n3ʳᵈ\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nX 1 Sp\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nsp\nMonths\nPass\nPossm\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\n68\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nx\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n4\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nx\nX short 6\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n2ms\n3ms\ni day\n1y2 Months\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nGCT Subtractions from length of\niv 97 alternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nW\nW\nMonths\nor obility to understand\nobligations or\navailable under the luw\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2167 #6908 #6911 #7082 #7444\n2. Personal and immediate family\nW\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nmilitary service.\n2grslon 2 yostans 1 yr9 5m 3yrs7/2ms\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nX\nzone.\n(Poson)\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nX\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX X\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n4\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1156\n#3659\n#1489\n#2233\n#1566\nI. BaseLine\nPup\n6ms\n6ms\nPup\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n16/8\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nbims Months\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nvd\nalternative service\n3\n3ʳᵈ\n3ʳᵈ\n6\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\nof\n2. False statement to the\n/\nPresidential Clemency Board\nconspry norrotics dutab\nby applicant.\n4yrs\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\nJust left.\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n1 short\n2\nx²\n3\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nx 4ms\nx\nX\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n3ms ms\nx 2\"2\"2\"\n2 1/2ms\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nx\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nX\nMonths\nor obility to understand\nobligations\navailable under the hiv\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #1156\n#1489 #2233 #1566\nLtr\n2. Personal and immediate family\nW\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable 1 yr 3ms\n6ms 7ms\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nx\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\n? ftr\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nX\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\n/\nD\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\n#3245 #3246 #3778\nBaseLine\n6\n9mm\nN.C.\n3810\n3811\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\nAC\nRaidon\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\n3\n3\n3\nN\n3\nMonths\nAggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\nL. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nDesertion during combat\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nViolation of probation or\nFORD & LIBRARY BERALIC Motths\nparole.\nMonths\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nW\nX\nX\nX Months\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n4gr3ms\nMonths\nFailure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitimating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nLack of sufficient education\nX\nalternative service\nor ability to understand\nMonths\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the luw\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #3245 #3216 3778\n3810\n3811\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n2yster\n5mmg\n3\n2VS\n2yr\n2yllmon\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nwes\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\n¥\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\nX\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#6031 #16665\nI. BaseLine\n3mb\n3211\n3559\n1. Starting Point\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX Months\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nW\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX 14\nX\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #603 #6031 #6665 3559 3211\n2. Personal and immediate family\n(\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n2yrthen\npms\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX.\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nX\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\nX\n14. Above average military\nW\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\nX\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#8191\n#7573\n#3358\n#\n3359\nI.\nBaseLine\n8195\n9mos\n9moo\npardon\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\n3\nAdditions to length of\nX\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nFO\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\nGERALD\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\nX\nX\n4\nx\n4\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nw\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 8195 #8191 #7573 3358 # 3359\n2. Personal and immediate family wear X\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\n3yes\n3yrs\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX'\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nI.\nBaseLine\n1. Starting Point\n7596 3 zunort 59566 Pardo 7611\nfmonths 2488\n2. Less three times prison time\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three service. months minimum alternative B 3\n3 3 Months\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nGERALD\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nX3yr2mon\nX\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII.\nMitigating\nCircumstances\n(continued)\n1596\n7356\n7566\n2. Personal and immediate family\n7611\n7611\n8188\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nY\nMonth\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nwere\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily authorities submitted himself to X\n7\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nI.\nBaseLine\n368\n3690\n1. Starting Point\n2N\n7352\n#\n13/mouths,\n3\n7590\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\n3\n3\n3\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n2yr 6mon 7monthy\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n3687\n3690\n7590\n90\n7352\n7588\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nQ\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nx\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n2yr.,Imen\nDrr\n6. Extended period of creditable\n6month Zyrbmon\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nX\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nI.\nBaseLine\n3815\n6348\n391don\n3370\n3373\n1. Starting Point\n3mouths\nNC\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\n3\n3\n3\n3\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\n074839\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nweas\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n3815\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n6346\n33703373\n3668\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nX\nyr24\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nweat\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\n2\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nI.\nBaseLine\n2481\n4148\n1. Starting Point\nPardon\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nGERALD\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nwear\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 23085 2481 4148\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nwear\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n/\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n12\nX\nmonths\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nDougovito\nI. BaseLine\n4366\n4368\n436915\n1. Starting Point\nRardou\nrdou\n9\n24\n225Pm\nMonths\n179\n2. Less three times prison time\npardon\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment\nBoa\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nGERALD\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n2. Personal and immediate family\nNilbord\n4369\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nX\n14\n192\nmonths\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nwest\nwest\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22/F\ne\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#7195\n2025\nI. BaseLine\ngabled,\n1790\n2296\nPardon\nmonths\n2374\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\n2308\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\n6proath\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nflomes\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nwear\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nFO\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nGERALD\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nw\nwear\n13\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nX\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #7195 2296\n2308\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nX\n3yrl0m 142\nmonths\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nX\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\n5/22/\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nBurd An\n#1564\n#1628\n#1647\n#1664\n#1687\nI. BaseLine\n6 mo\ngabled\nPupgr.\nNC\n6mm,\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\n$\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\n3\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nGERALD\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nx\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nX\nX Months\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remodies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #1564 #1628 #1647 #1664 #1687\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nw\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n1422\nx\nX\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\n? w\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted w\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nx\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22\n5/20/75\n3\nW\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1753 #1773 #1778 #1856 #1859\nI. BaseLine\n12mg\n24ms\nP\nP\nP\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nX+\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nGERALD\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1753 #1173 #1778 #1856 #1859\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nV3x\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nX\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nX\nX\nX\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nx\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22/96\n4\n5/20/75\nW\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1897 #1941 #1977 #1985 #1987\nI. BaseLine\nP\nP\nP\n(2ma\nP\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nGERALD\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nx\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #1897 #1941 #1977 #1985\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nX\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22/92,\n#5\n5/20/75\nw\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#2020 #2059 #2064 #2065 #2284\nI. BaseLine\n6ma\nP\nP\nP\nP\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nx\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nX\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nGERRLDR.\nGERALD\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n1yr\nX\nX\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\nX\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#2020 #2059 #2064 #2065 #2284\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nX\nX\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nX\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nx\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nX X\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nx\nx\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\nX\nX\n16. Wounds in combat\nX\nX\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n22\n5/20/75\n6\n26\nW\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#2301\n#2338 #2400 #2457 #2459\nI.\nBaseLine\nP\nP\nP\nP\np\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nFORD Months\nparole.\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2301 2338 #2400 #2457 #2459\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nX\nX\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nx\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22\n7\n5/20/75\nW\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#2475 #2635 #2637 # 3200 #3247\nI.\nBaseLine\nP\nP\nP\nN.C.\nN.C,\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nx\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2475 #2635 2637 3700 #3247\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nx\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nX\nX\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nx\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n6:00 PM\n5/20/75\n8\n5/22/96\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#4194 #3243 #3247 #3205 #3361\nBaseLine\nN.C, 12ms. P 6noo 6ms,\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nserved.\nMonths\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nAggravating Circumstances\nRobby\n35\nAdditions to length of\nsp\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nMonths\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nX\nX+\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths Months ALD\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nX Months\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nIms,\n91/2ms\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nX 2 Months\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitimating Circumstances\n20\n17\nSubtractions from length of\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nX\nalternative service\nor ability to understand\nX 15\nMonths\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 4194 #3243 #3247 #3285 3361\n6moo\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n1 gr 3ms 1yr9ms\n7'has\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nX\nM\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nX\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nX.\nX\nx\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nW\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\n9\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#3378 #3389 #3461 #3466 #3488\naseLine\n9moa\nN.C.\n9 mo\nP\n6 mos\nStarting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\nLess three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\nLess alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\nLess time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\nJudge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\nThree months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nonclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nSp\nalternative service\nOther criminal convictions.\nX\nx\nX\nMonths\nFalse statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\nUse of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nx\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nDesertion during combat\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nX\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\ni. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\n10\n5\nX\nx\nX\nX\nMonths\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nX\n10mg\nMonths\nFailure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\nLack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor obility to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the luw\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #5378 3389 3461 3466 3488 bn\n2. Personal and immediate family\nNC, X\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nW\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n'yr 7 1/2 10ms. 2 y25 1yr/ms\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nx\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nw X\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nX\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22/12\n5/20/75\n10\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\n#3508\n#3519\n#3545 #3546\n#3530\naseLine\nP\n6 mot\nP\n3now\n6 mos,\nStarting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\nLess three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\nLess alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\nLess time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\nJudge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\nThree months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nonclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\nOther criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\nFalse statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\nUse of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nDesertion during combat\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\n*\nX Months\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n:. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX 8\n3\nx Months\n. AWOL/UA of extended length\n10ms\n11½ms\n6½\"\n6\nmoding\nMonths\nFailure to report for overseas\nw\nassignment.\nX\nw\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\n18\nalternative service\nLack of mufficient education\nX\nx\nMonths\nor ability to understand\n23\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 3508 3519 #3530 #3545 #3546\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nX\nXW\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable 14thms 2yrs (mo 7ms 11 AVA\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal X\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nx\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nX\nX\nW\nconduct and proficiency, or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nX\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22\nD\n/\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#373\n#476\n#507\nI. BaseLine\n6-moo\nP\n3mt\n#57\n#58D\nP\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nGERALD\nMonths\nX\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nX\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n#373 #476 #507 #547 #580\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n1yr\nX\nX\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nX\n143 ins\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal w\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nx\nx\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22/92\n2\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#769\n#785\n#995\n#1018\n#1144\nI. BaseLine\ngabled.\nP\n10mg\nP\nP\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nX\nGRALD\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nX\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #769 #785 #995 #1018 #1144\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX w\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n2yrs W 1yr\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nW\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nX\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nw\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22/9hgm\n5/20/75\n3\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1168\n#1333\n#1355\n#1412\n#1631\nI. BaseLine\nP\nP\n3mos\nImos\nP\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\nFORD\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\n8mos\nGERALD\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX 20\nalternative service\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\n16\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #068 #1333 #1355 #1412 #1631\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nX\nX\n4½ms\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal X\nX\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nx\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n4\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1632 #1694 #1792 #2010 #2011\nI. BaseLine\n6mos\np\nP\n6mos\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nXW\nX\nX Months\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nX\nGERALD Months Months\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n#1632 #1694 #1792 #2010 #2011\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\n2025\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n3-mg\n6. Extended period of creditable\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nX.\nx\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nNO\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22/8594\n5\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#2027 #2028 #2030 #2033 #2098\nI. BaseLine\nP\nP\nP\nP\nO\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nFORD\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2027 #2028 #2030 #2033 2098\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n1yr 2yrs\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nX\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nX\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nX\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nX.\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\npm\n5/20/75\n6\nBrede\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#2251\n#231\n#2319\n#2356\nI. BaseLine\ngabled\nN.C.\n4 mm\n6mg\nP\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nx\nX\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nGERALE R.Months Months LIBRAR\nalternative service.\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\n8\nX\nX\nX Months\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX Months\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n#2251 8311 2314 #2337 2356\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX W\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nw\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nthe 4/3yrs 2'hys\nX\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nw\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nX\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nx\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nX\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency, or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/22/Th\n5/20/75\n7\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#2372 77373 #2378 #2398 #2403\nI. BaseLine\nON\nN.C.\nFB\np\nN.C.\nMolel,\nP\n1. Starting Point\n2\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nX\nX\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nX\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nx\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nX\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nGERALD FORD Months\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nX\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\n73\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nX\nm\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET greatment?\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n#2372 2373 #7378 table #2398 #2403\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nagisons 1yrm 9 moo 6 ms\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nX\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nX\nX\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nx X\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\n8\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#\n2412\n#2447\n#2199\n#7554\n#2720\nI. BaseLine\nP\np\nP\n6\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nGERALD\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2412 #247 #2449 2554\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nw\nX\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n1/29/25 /\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal X w\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nx\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\n9\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nI.\nBaseLine\n#287 #2815 P #2816 3mt\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nW\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nF\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nx\nGERALD\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2807 2815 2816\nP\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nx\n4. Employment of service or to other the public activities 3yrs 2grs\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nx\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:"
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