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The original documents are located in Box 10, folder "Work Sheets (6)" of the Charles E.
Goodell Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
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Digitized from Box 10 of the Charles E. Goodell Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
5/20/79
A.
1
5/23/Fruday
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#3284 #3608 #4159 #4357 #4362
BaseLine
9 mos 9mos 9mos P
N.C.
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
Additions to length of
alternative service
1. Other criminal convictions.
x 2 Sp X x.585p 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
FOR
or civilian draft evasion offense
to
Desertion during combat
GERALD Months Months
Evidence that applicant committed
offense for obviously manipulative
and selfish reasons.
X
X
X
Months
Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
Months
Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X 5
X
X
X Months
AWOL/UA of extended length
w
X
24 yrs 2m 5ms. 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
alternative service
or ability to understand
X
Months
obligations or remedies
available under the law
5/20/77
A.
1
5/23/Fouday
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#3284 #3608 #4159 #4357 #4362
ascLine
9mos 9mos 9mos P N.C,
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 sp x.585p X + Months
False statement to the
Presidential Clemency Board
by applicant.
:Months
Use of force by applicant
collaterally to AWOL, de-
FO
sertion, or missing movement
Months
or civilian draft evasion offense
GERALD
1BRA
t. Desertion during combat
m
Months
Evidence that applicant committed
offense for obviously manipulative
and selfish reasons.
X
X
X
X Months
5. Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
Months
Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
:. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X 5
X
X
X Months
X
. AWOL/UA of extended length
W
2yrs Im 5ms. 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 ability to understand
obligations or remedies
available under the law
page two 4/24/75
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 3784 3608 4159 4357 4362
2. Personal and immediate family
XW
Xt
problems.
3. Mental or physical condition
W
w
4. Employment or other activities
of service to the public
5. Service-connected disability
6. Extended period of creditable
7 mos w 4yortms 8yr2ms
military service.
7. Tours of service in the war
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
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:
5/20/15
2
5/23/F D Fri. Fri.
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET
#4364
#4759
BaseLine
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
Aggravating Circumstances
Additions to length of
1. Other criminal convictions.
X
+
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
Desertion during combat
Months
Evidence that applicant committed
offense for obviously manipulative
FORD
and selfish reasons.
Prior refusal to fulfill
GERALD R.
GERALD
LUBRARY
Months
alternative service.
Months
Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
Months
AWOL/UA of extended length
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
alternative service
or ability to understand
Months
obligations or remedies
available under the law
page two 4/24/75
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)
4364 4759
2. Personal and immediate family
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
2yrs/m
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
Xxx
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:
D
5/20/75
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
puppude
#6336 # 7377
I. BaseLine
3221
5835
1. Starting Point
Rusle
paidon
Signatus 5568 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.
about
Months
6. Three months minimum alternative
service.
Months
Conclusion: Baseline amount of
alternative service
Months
II. Aggravating Circumstances
Additions to length of
1. Other criminal convictions.
X
alternative service
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 FORD
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.
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
or ability to understand
X
Months
obligations or remedies
available under the law
page two 4/24/75
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 3221 5835 5568 6336 7377
2. Personal and immediate family
wear
X
problems.
3. Mental or physical condition
4. Employment or other activities
&
X
of service to the public
5. Service-connected disability
X
6. Extended period of creditable
13
X
military service.
1g.5ms
(months)
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
8
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
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
X
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:
B
5/20/75
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
I. BaseLine
#5554
75581
#6826
7534
7609
Fa
24
N.C,
9ms
3ms
1. Starting Point
24
24
Months
2. Less three times prison time
Board
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
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
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
X
Months
5
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)
7609 #5554 #5581 #6826
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
X
1yizo
3yrs
X
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
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
5/23/F
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#7163 47164 #7188 #7669
BaseLine
6 mis
#
temos
3ms,
P
7169
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
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
t.
Desertion during combat
X
Months
Evidence that applicant committed
offense for obviously manipulative
and selfish reasons.
XX
X
Months
Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
ERALD
Months
Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
3
x
x
X
x
Months
AWOL/UA of extended length
w
10 1/2 ms
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
alternative service
X
or obility to understand
X
Months
obligations or remedies
available under the law
page two 4/24/75
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #7163 #7164 #7188 7669 7169,
w
2. Personal and immediate family
XW
X
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
14yr/m X 1ynb" 21/2gr X
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
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
X
W
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:
5/20/7
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET
aschine
8453
8576
8392
3052
3348
Starting Point
Gine withs
Pardon
243monther
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
Months
Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
BERALD
Months
Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
1. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
Months
1. AWOL/UA of extended length
X
Months
1. Failure to report for overseas
assignment.
X
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 ability to understand
obligations or remedies
available under the law
page two 4/24/75
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)
8576
3345
2. Personal and immediate family
wear
weak
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
7mon
X
weak
military service.
7. Tours of service in the war
zone.
8. Substantial evidence of personal
werk
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
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 CHEET
aseLine
6649
6710
6833
5589
Starting Point
1 2 months
Paidon
Smith
24 5595 Months
Less three times prison time
served.
Less alternative service
pospible 4p9
Months
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
3
3 Months
ggravating Circumstances
Additions to length of
alternative service
Other criminal convictions.
Y
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.
week
X
Months
Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
Months
Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
:. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
X
X
Months
3 month
1. AWOL/UA of extended length
32
5
3months
7 months
6mouths
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
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)
6649
6710
6833
5589
5595
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
wear
y
6. Extended period of creditable
non
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
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 CHEET
aseLine
3349
6345
6476
6505
24
24 6549 Months
Starting Point
24
Pardon
94months
24
Pardon
Fanda
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
X
alternative service
Other criminal convictions.
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.
wear
Months
Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
Months
Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
Months
AWOL/UA of extended length
6 months
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
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)
3349
6345
6476
6505
6549
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
2yrx
7mouths 224r
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 procedural, 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 CHEET
Fuboard
aseLine
7665
3271
5969
7500
7585
Starting Point
24
24
24
24
Months
Less three times prison time
table
FELL
Months
served.
check
Less alternative service
out.
performed, if entire period
offense
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
3
Months
ggravating Circumstances
Additions to length of
alternative service
Other criminal convictions.
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.
Months
Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
Months
Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
Months
: AWOL/UA of extended length
Smorths
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
Subtraction: from length of
alternativercervice
Lack of sufficient education
Months
or ability to understand
obligations or remedies
available under the law
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 7665 3271 5969 7500
5585
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
13
3yr
(months)
military service.
7. Tours of service in the war
were
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
wise
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
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:
5/20/71
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
ascLine
7383
7386
Starting Point
24
24
6
Table
7987 17/month 24 7577-2583 Months
Less three times prison time
for
Months
served.
more
int
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
3
3
3
3
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
X
Y
Prior refusal to fulfill
Months BERALE FORD LIBRARY
alternative service.
Months
Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
i. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
Y
Months
AWOL/UA of extended length
X
1yr/mon 7months 7½mmous 54 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
Miticating Circumstances
Subtractions from length of
alternative service
Lack of sufficient education
Months
or ability to understand
obligations or remodles
available under the law
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)
7383
3386
7577
7583
7553
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
10
on
6. Extended period of creditable
wear
10 MOUS
10 months
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
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 CHEET
aseLine
3776
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
X
alternative service
Other criminal convictions.
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
i. Evidence that applicant committed
offense for obviously manipulative
and selfish reasons.
Months GER FORD LIBRARY
Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
Months
Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
x
Months
AWOL/UA of extended length
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
alternative service
Lack of cufficient education
Months
or ability to understand
obligations or remodles
available under the law
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)
3776
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
17
months
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
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:
wast?
No
5/20/7
5/23/F
Doug
FB
3 mos
PRESIDENTIAL CHEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET
#664 #915 #1369
ascLine
6-mgs. 3ms govel.
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.
0
Months
Three months minimum alternative
3
service.
Months
Conclusion: Baseline amount of
3-mis
3
3
alternative service
Months
ggravating Circumstances
Additions to length of
XˢP
alternative service
Other criminal convictions.
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
1. Desertion during combat
Months
Evidence that applicant committed
offense for obviously manipulative
and selfish reasons.
Months
i. Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
Months
: Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
i. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
Months
: AWOL/UA of extended length
2yrs
Months
. Failure to report for overseas
1 yr /m
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
Months
or obility to understand
obligations or remedies
available under the luv
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #664 #915 #1369
2. Personal and immediate family
X
problems.
3. Mental or physical condition
X
4. Employment or other activities
of service to the public
(13mg lyp 1y 4ms previous)
5. Service-connected disability
2ms
6. Extended period of creditable
2grs
military service.
5ms
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
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:
22,
FB Priority Cases
5/20/75
Sat/6/7
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#1350
#264
#393
#304
#401
I. BaseLine
6 mos
P
P
P
1. Starting Point
24
24
24
24
24
Months
3/21
14/10
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
7 mms.
Months
satisfactorily completed.
5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,
is less than the above.
4ms Months
6. Three months minimum alternative
service.
3
Months
Conclusion: Baseline amount of
alternative service
3ʳᵈ
3
3
24mm
4
Months
II. Aggravating Circumstances
2 Sp
Additions to length of
alternative service
1. Other criminal convictions.
X
X
X=Sp 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
FORD GERALD GERALD LIBRARY
Months
or civilian draft evasion offense
4. Desertion during combat
Months
5. Evidence that applicant committed
offense for obviously manipulative
Reas
?
and selfish reasons.
X
w
w Months
6. Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
Months
7. Violation of probation or
parole.
x
Months
3
8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
W
x Months
9. AWOL/UA of extended length
6 mos X x 23ms
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
12, Apprehended
III. Mitimating Circumstances
Subtractions from length of
17 alternative service
1
1. Lack of sufficient education
X
Months
or obility to understand
obli gations or
available OLD under the Tw
page two 4/24/75
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#1350 #264 #393 #304 #401
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)
2. Personal and immediate family
X
X⁺
problems.
Child.
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
1 yr lmo 6 1/2 ms 151/2yrs
1 yr 2000
X
military service.
Karea
7. Tours of service in the war
X
X8ms
zone.
Excessive
8. Substantial evidence of personal
sentense
X X⁺
or procedural unfairness.
Rejected
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
stress caused by combat.
13. Volunteering for combat,
x
or extension of service
while in combat.
14. Above average military
w
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:
3ms, 301P P p 90r12
Baseline
1. Starting Point
#9951 # 9951 #6798 24 #7376 24 #13159
/
2. Less 3 X prison time served
6moo.
3/3mos
2/2
24
2/2
9mos,
3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
5. Judge's sentence if less than above
6. 3 months minimum A/S
3 3 - 3
lusion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
L. Other criminal Convictions
X
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
X
AWOL/UA of extended length
W
X
2/3"
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
X
X
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
x
Mitigating Circumstances
23
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
Personal or immediate family problems
Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
142mas 197ms 1y4ms
Tours of service in war zone
GERALD
Personal or procedural unfairness
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
M
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
X
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
X
D
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances
Priority FB Cases [1-47/5/30
P
6 mot
5/20/75
2
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#1816 #1866 #1976 #1980
# 2462
I.
BaseLine
(2mmg
9-mos
N.O.
1. Starting Point
24
24
24
24
24
Months
2. Less three times prison time
Months
served.
3. Less alternative service
8 and
performed, if entire period
1500s
Months
is satisfactorily completed
4. Less time served on probation
or parole if entire period is
yr
15mg
Months
satisfactorily completed.
5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,
is less than the above.
0
0
Months
6. Three months minimum alternative
service.
3
3
Months
Conclusion: Baseline amount of
alternative service
3
3
Months
II. Aggravating Circumstances
Burglary
Additions to length of
it.
alternative service
1. Other criminal convictions.
X
X
Sp
X
Months
2. False statement to the
Presidential Clemency Board
by applicant.
385.
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
Xw
XW
Months
6. Prior refusal to fulfill
Bet goup
alternative service.
GERADD GERALD R. FORD
Months
7. Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
5
X
X
4
WX
6 days.
Months
9. AWOL/UA of extended length
Lay
23 mg
4m.
2½ᵐˢ
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-
onl
concert
nval The
page two 4/24/75
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#1816 #1866 #1976 #1980 #2462
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)
2. Personal and immediate family
problems.
3. Mental or physical condition
4. Employment or other activities 8ms
8mt
of service to the public
5. Service-connected disability
6. Extended period of creditable
X 1 1 yrs 2½ms4
military service.
7. Tours of service in the war
zone.
8. Substantial evidence of personal
X
or procedural unfairness.
9. Denial of conscientious objector
status on precedural, technical
or improper grounds. tr? Angerid?
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
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:
3 1 2ms N.C. or P N.C.
or
2yrs
or
74ms,
12ms,
1-47 5/30]
P
5/20/75
6/1/Sun FB cases
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#264 #271 #304 #393 #401
I. BaseLine
1. Starting Point
24
24
24
24
24
Months
3/21
4yest
14/10
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
7 mis
Months
satisfactorily completed.
5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,
is less than the above.
0
6 Months
UD
6. Three months minimum alternative
service.
3
3
3
Months
Conclusion: Baseline amount of
alternative service
3
3
24ms mo
3
6
Months
II. Aggravating Circumstances
Additions to length of
25p
is
alternative service
1. Other criminal convictions.
X
X
K=Sp Months
2. False statement to the
10days
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
Any otherous
2
5. Evidence that applicant committed
offense for obviously manipulative
W
?
and selfish reasons.
W
X
Months
6. Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
GERALD
Months
7. Violation of probation or
parole.
X
Months
3
8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
x
X
W
X
Months
9. AWOL/UA of extended length
W
W
6mos
23 moox
6ms
Months
10. Failure to report for overseas
2yrs
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
17
alternative service
1. Lack of sufficient education
X
Months
or obility to understand
obligations in
available under Tuv
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#264 #271 #304 #393 #401
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)
2. Personal and immediate family
x+
x
problems.
child
3. Mental or physical condition
4. Employment or other activities
of service to the public
5. Service-connected disability
6. Extended period of creditable 6 1/2mms
X15½
X
military service.
X
Korea
7. Tours of service in the war
7ms
BMS
zone.
Why?
8. Substantial evidence of personal
X⁺ X
or procedural unfairness.
Rejected
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
stress caused by combat.
13. Volunteering for combat,
or extension of service
while in combat.
Unit
14. Above average military
w 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:
3orp 3(orP) P P 9012
Prierity FB cuses 5/20/75 [1-47/5/30
Gamel
P
N.C.
3.000
N.C,
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET
#589 #1074 #1221 #1676 #1677
I. BaseLine
1. Starting Point
24
24
24
24
24
Months
19/5
12/12
2. Less three times prison time
Months
served.
3. Less alternative service
12
performed, if entire period
Months
is satisfactorily completed.
4. Less time served on probation
15
or parole if entire period is
Months
satisfactorily completed.
5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,
is less than the above.
4
Months
6. Three months minimum alternative
3
service.
Months
U.D.
Conclusion: Baseline amount of
alternative service
4
3
3
Months
II. Aggravating Circumstances
Additions to length of
liDs
theft
alternative service
1. Other criminal convictions.
X2895 X
tasape
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
and selfish reasons.
X
Months
6. Prior refusal to fulfill
financial
position
alternative service.
7. Violation of probation or
GERALD
Months
parole.
Months
8. Multiple AVOL/UA offenses
Length of AWOL/UA
W
X
5
X
Months
X
9. AWOL/UA of extended length
tyrsbas 13 1/2 ms ms
7ms 2 was Months
10. Failure to report for overseas
assignment.
signature 7ms
Months
11. Undesirable discharge issued as
a consequence not only of AWOL
but also as a result of other
specified offenses.
X
Months
III. Mitigating Circumstances
Subtractions from length of
alternative service
1. Lack of sufficient education
X 16
Months
or ability to understand
obligitions or remodites
available under The Jun
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#589 #1074 #1221 #1676 #1677
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)
2. Personal and immediate family
X
X
problems.
3. Mental or physical condition
X
X
4. Employment or other activities
of service to the public
'yr
5. Service-connected disability
+
6. Extended period of creditable
143 kms 5ms X1yr.
military service.
VN VN? ?
7. Tours of service in the war
X
zone.
8. Substantial evidence of personal
w
or procedural unfairness.
9. Denial of conscientious objector
status on procedural, 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
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.
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
grant?
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#2517
5188#
#3255
#3370
#3470
I. BaseLine
N.O.
N.C.
welled
and
1. Starting Point
24
24
24
24
24
Months
11/13
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
3ʳᵈ
U.D,
Conclusion: Baseline amount of
alternative service
3
3ʳᵈ
3ʳᵈ
ud
3
Months
II. Aggravating Circumstances
X Sp SPAWOL) Eseay
2
sp
Additions to length of
X
Robby
alternative service
good.
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
X
Months
5. Evidence that applicant committed
Reas
Reas?
offense for obviously manipulative
and selfish reasons.
X
X
XW
X
X
Months
6. Prior refusal to fulfill
alternative service.
GENALD
Months
7. Violation of probation or
parole.
Months
8
6
3
8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
x
x
X
M
Months
9. AWOL/UA of extended length
6½W
2ma
2ms
1mo.
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.
X
Months
12, Apprehended
III. Mitigating Circumstances
Subtractions from length of
17
alternative service
1. Lack of sufficient education
X
Months
or ability to understand
obligations
or
available under the liw
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III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2517 #7893 #3255 #3370 #3470
2. Personal and immediate family
immaturity
W
problems.
3. Mental or physical condition
4. Employment or other activities
of service to the public
5. Service-connected disability
X
X
X
X
X
6. Extended period of creditable
1 yr
2yrs
19rland
1 y.8ms
military service.
8ms
5ms
7. Tours of service in the war
X
zone.
8. Substantial evidence of personal
Bw
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
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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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
#565 #604 #1062 #1385 #1507
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
parole.
07V330
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
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #565 #604 #1062 #1365 #1507
2. Personal and immediate family
problems.
3. Mental or physical condition
4. Employment or other activities
X
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
status on precedural, technical
or improper grounds.
10. Evidence that an applicant acted
X
X
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:
Sat pm 6/7 Priority
2
5/20/75
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET
#1169
I.
BaseLine
3mos
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
X
Flarway
alternative service
1. Other criminal convictions.
Months
6mos
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
6 mos
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
available under the luw
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET
III. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #1169
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
2grs5ms
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 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:
aseline
#9984
#2200
#1405
#9227
#2710
Starting Point
24
6not
20s,
249/
24
2 N.C.
5
12/12
3mos
Less 3 X prison time served
6/23/M
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
Pm
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3 3 - 3 3 3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
38
35g
Other criminal Convictions
X
X
X
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
x
8
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
3
X
X⁵
Jmog
AWOL/UA of extended length
X
w
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
X
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
w
W
Mitigating Circumstances
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
Personal or immediate family problems
w
X
X
Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
11 1/2ms 3nos 9.ms W 11/2ms 2yrs 40mg
Tours of service in war zone
Personal or procedural unfairness
X
X
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
W
citations
W⁺
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances
aseline
4078
#5229
Starting Point
24
24
24
24
24
1
3MD
2372
7433
#2439
Less 3 X prison time served
N.C.
N.C,
N.C,
6/23/M
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
FB
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
-
3 months minimum A/S
3
4
3
3
3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
x 22p
250
Other criminal Convictions
X
X
x
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
X
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
X
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X 9
*
X
AWOL/UA of extended length
8 mg
.
X x 9ms
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
Mitigating Circumstances
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
Personal or immediate family problems
X
W
Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
12ms
Service connected disability
5 yrs Dass
2 yrs 5ms
Extended Creditable military service
X
lyr,
1yr 9ms
Tours of service in war zone
X
:. Personal or procedural unfairness
W
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted withgating circumstances
iscline
Starting Point
3mos
N.C.
24
24
2
#2143
#3226
#4859
#10005
Less 3 X prison time served
6/23/M
FB
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3 3 - 3 3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Other criminal Convictions
X
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
5
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
x
X
X
AWOL/UA of extended length
11ms
1y 9ms
1yr
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
BW
W
Mitigating Circumstances
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
X +
X
Personal or immediate family problems
X
X
X
Mental or physical condition
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
11ms 1y2 ms 6ms 4yrs
Tours of service in war zone
X
Personal or procedural unfairness
X X
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
.3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
X
X
.4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
.5. Personal decorations for valor
x
.6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
!. Amount added aggravating circumstances
:. Amount subtracted mitlgating circumstances
aseline
#2517 #2689
#
#7685 #7089
Starting Point
Dabled
24
24
#3302
24
24
3
N.C.
subble
N.C,
Less 3 X prison time served
6-mos
6/23/M
p.m
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Other criminal Convictions
X
X
X
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
X
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
x9
X⁶
X X
AWOL/UA of extended length
1m
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
x
Mitigating Circumstances
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
Personal or immediate family problems
w
X
:. Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
X
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
12ms
2 g 15 ms
6
lybms
Tours of service in war zone
X
:. Personal or procedural unfairness
1. Denial of C.O. status
.0. Acted for conscientious reasons
.1. Voluntarily submitted
.2. Mental Stress in combat
.3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
.4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
5. Personal decorations for valor
.6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumatances
Amount subtracted mitigating circumstancen
Baseline
#2863
44708
#3437
#7099
#9971
1. Starting Point
24
P
12/12
Bablet
24
N.C,
Robbal.
24
4
9mos,
2. Less 3 X prison time served
6/23/m
Less A/S performed, if completed sntisfactorily
Pm
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
L. Other criminal Convictions
X
XX
X
Y
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
X
Probation or parole violation
5
3
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
x
x
AWOL/UA of extended length
1 yr 3ms
1½m
10. Failure to report to overseas assignment
11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
W
Mitigating Circumstances
14
28
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
X
X
Personal or immediate family problems
x
X
X
Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
5. Extended Creditable military service
x5yrs
3 MA
3 mos
10.MS
Tours of service in war zone
X
Personal or procedural unfairness
X
Denial of C.O. status
10. Acted for conscientious reasons
11. Voluntarily submitted
X
L2. Mental Stress in combat
13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
15. Personal decorations for valor
16. Wounds in combat
Summary
L. Baseline alternative service
2. Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating circumatances
asciine
#3828
#8598
#1932
Starting Point
24
24
24
24
24
12mg
7ms,
P
Less 3 X prison time served
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3
-
3 months minimum A/S
4
3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Other criminal Convictions
X sp x1sp
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
8
X
X
4
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
x
-
AWOL/UA of extended length
5ms
5ms
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
X
Mitigating Circumstances
28
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
Personal or immediate family problems
X
X
:. Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
191 tas lystmes
Tours of service in war zone
i. Personal or procedural unfairness
W
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
GERALD
1. Voluntarily submitted
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
X
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating elreumatancea
Baseline
#2163
#2167
#6911
6/23/M
7082 #7444
Starting Point
I
24
24
24
24
24
I
P
P
3 ms
Less 3 X prison time served
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3 3 3ⁿᵈ 3ʳᵈ 3 vd
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Other criminal Convictions
X
& Sp
X
False statement to PCB
marynere
Herom
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
No
Probation or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
Xd
X6
x3
x yourt
AWOL/UA of extended length
5mo
7 / 2ms
3ms
-
1yr.
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
Mitigating Circumstances
+
X
Lack of ability to understand obligations
Personal or immediate family problems
X X
Mental or physical condition
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
. Extended Creditable military service
7 yrstms
3 gretms
149½
Tours of service in war zone
X
x
x'r
x
Personal or procedural unfairness
x
Denial of C.O. status
10. Acted for conscientious reasons
GERALD
11. Voluntarily submitted
X
L2. Mental Stress in combat
?
L3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
1?
X
X
X
L4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
X
X
?
15. Personal decorations for valor
16. Wounds in combat
Summary
1. Baseline alternative service
?. Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted millpating circumstances
PPP3P
iseline
#1077
#2335
#2415
#2419
Starting Point
gated,
24
N.C.
gabled,
1
Less 3 X prison time served
6/27/w
Less A/S performed, If completed satisfactorily
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Other criminal Convictions
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
AWOL/UA of extended length
10. Failure to report to overseas assignment
11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
Mitigating Circumstances
L. Lack of ability to understand obligations
2. Personal or immediate family problems
3. Mental or physical condition
+. Employment of service to public
5. Service connected disability
5. Extended Creditable military service
1. Tours of service in war zone
3. Personal or procedural unfairness
). Denial of C.O. status
LO. Acted for conscientious reasons
11. Voluntarily submitted
12. Mental Stress in combat
13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
15. Personal decorations for valor
16. Wounds in combat
Summary
1. Baseline alternative service
2. Amount added aggravating circumstances
:. Amount subtracted mitigating eircumstances
Base the
#2803
#3340
#3137
#3681
#4689
1. Starting Point
24
24
24
24
2
2. Less 3 X prison time served
P
P
NC,
6/27/W
3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
5. Judge's sentence if less than above
6
6. 3 months minimum A/S
3
3
6
3
lusion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Dyer
1. Other criminal Convictions
X
X
2. False statement to PCB
3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
4. Desertion during combat
5. Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
X
6. Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
7. Probation or parole violation
3. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X4
AWOL/UA of extended length
3mms
3½g
10. Failure to report to overseas assignment
11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
Mitigating Circumstances
x
L. Lack of ability to understand obligations
2. Personal or immediate family problems
Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
1 yr3ms
5. Service connected disability
5. Extended Creditable military service
12/2/days 1/ams
Tours of service in war zone
Personal or procedural unfairness
X
X
Denial of C.O. status
10. Acted for conscientious reasons
X
X
11. Voluntarily submitted
X
7
2. Mental Stress in combat
13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
.. Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
:. Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances
vaseline
#4702
#4903
#4913
#4920
#4927
. Starting Point
24
24
24
24
12ms,
10ms
N.C.
3
N.C.
6000
Less 3 X prison time served
Less A/S performed, If completed satisfactorily
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
3
3
tusion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
L. Other criminal Convictions
X
X
X
X
2. False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
W
+
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
6
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
X
X²
X
AWOL/UA of extended length
2mg
6ms
w
10. Failure to report to overseas assignment
11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
X
X
Mitigating Circumstances
L. Lack of ability to understand obligations
?
X
2. Personal or immediate family problems
X
X
Mental or physical condition
i. Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
6ms
2 yrstans
1y:8ms
4ms
7ms
Tours of service in war zone
X
8. Personal or procedural unfairness
Denial of C.O. status
10. Acted for conscientious reasons
11. Voluntarily submitted
L2. Mental Stress in combat
13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
X
14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X X
15. Personal decorations for valor
A
16. Wounds in combat
Summary
L. Baseline alternative service
2. Amount added aggravating circumstances
:. Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances
Baseline
1. Starting Point
24
24
24
24
24
4
#14059
2. Less 3 X prison time served
P
3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
5. Judge's sentence if less than above
6. 3 months minimum A/S
3
lusion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
3
1. Other criminal Convictions
X
2. False statement to PCB
3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
4. Desertion during combat
5. Manipulative or selfish reasons
6. Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
7. Probation or parole violation
8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
9. AWOL/UA of extended length
10. Failure to report to overseas assignment
11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
Mitigating Circumstances
L. Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
2. Personal or immediate family problems
X
Mental or physical condition
i. Employment of service to public
5. Service connected disability
5. Extended Creditable military service
24rslmo
Tours of service in war zone
X
3. Personal or procedural unfairness
X
Denial of C.O. status
10. Acted for conscientious reasons
11. Voluntarily submitted
2. Mental Stress in combat
13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
.. Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating elreumstances
Baseline
4088
#3587
#5765
#8147
1. Starting Point
Dabled
24
rabled
24
5
2"p
2. Less 3 X prison time served
3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
5. Judge's sentence if less than above
6. 3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
lusion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
1. Other criminal Convictions
x
X³ᵍ
2. False statement to PCB
3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
4. Desertion during combat
5. Manipulative or selfish reasons
x
6. Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
7. Probation or parole violation
8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
4
3
2
x
X
x
X
9. AWOL/UA of extended length
6 //2,
4000
4mos.
10. Failure to report to overseas assignment
11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
X
Mitigating Circumstances
L. Lack of ability to understand obligations
x
2. Personal or immediate family problems
X
Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
5. Service connected disability
5. Extended Creditable military service
1y7ms /yr Tms
4mos
agestions
2mp
1 yr10
Tours of service in war zone
X
Personal or procedural unfairness
X
X
Denial of C.O. status
X
10. Acted for conscientious reasons
X
11. Voluntarily submitted
X
12. Mental Stress in combat
13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
15. Personal decorations for valor
16. Wounds in combat
Summary
. Baseline alternative service
. Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances
Baseline
#11606
#3778
#6513
#6549
#6794
1.
Starting Point
24
24
P
Dabled
26ms
P
2/3
6
2. Less 3 X prison time served
3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
5. Judge's sentence if less than above
6. 3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
3
3
lusion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
1. Other criminal Convictions
X
X
2. False statement to PCB
3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
4. Desertion during combat
5. Manipulative or selfish reasons
W
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
7. Probation or parole violation
X3
3
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X²
AWOL/UA of extended length
-
8'/gms
11/2ms
10. Failure to report to overseas assignment
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
X
Mitigating Circumstances
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X 15
X
X"
X
Personal or immediate family problems
X
Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
lyr
91/2ms
7mp
11ms
2yrs
6ms
Tours of service in war zone
X
x
Personal or procedural unfairness
x
X
Denial of C.O. status
.0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
X
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
x
X W
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances
Baseline
#7332
1. Starting Point
#8507
#6830
24
24
gabled
24
24
7
#165
N.C.
P
2. Less 3 X prison time served
3 mos
3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
5. Judge's sentence if less than above
6. 3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
3
lusion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
L. Other criminal Convictions
X
X
X.
X
2. False statement to PCB
3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
x
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
X
sw
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
X
5
3
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
X
X
AWOL/UA of extended length
-
4½W
10. Failure to report to overseas assignment
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
Mitigating Circumstances
X
Lack of ability to understand obligations
Personal or immediate family problems
Mental or physical condition
X
X
Employment of service to public
Service-connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
3 yrolmo
2 1/2mas
lystems
2 grstms
Tours of service in war zone
X
x
Personal or procedural unfairness
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
X
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
.3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
X
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
w/
X
X
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
X
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating elreumstances
Baseline
#9622
SLCE#
#7580
#9637
1. Starting Point
24
#9649
24
7/2/W
12ms
12ms
P
P
24
2.ª Less 3 X prison time served
P
TP
1
3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
3th
29ms
FB
4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
S. Judge's sentence if less than above
6. 3 months minimum A/S
33353
tusion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
L. Other criminal Convictions
XXXX
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
X
X
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
1y8,3ms
X
X
zlidays
AWOL/UA of extended length
7ms
8'hms
X
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
X
Mitigating Circumstances
X
W
III
20
26
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
w
X
Personal or immediate family problems
X
X
Mental or physical condition
X+
X
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
2ms
3ys/Dms
18ms
Tours of service in war zone
X
X
x
Personal or procedural unfairness
X
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
R. FOND
1. Voluntarily submitted
2. Mental Stress in combat
X
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
X
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X X
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
X
X
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances
0/1/75
Baseline
#10006 #10040 #2916 #1077
1. Starting Point
24
24
24
24
24
2
P
12mg
3 mos
2. Less 3 X. prison time served
7/2/W
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
FB
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
0
3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Other criminal Convictions
x
2 Burgs
X
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X8
X
9.00
AWOL/UA of extended length
2go
1/2
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
Mitigating Circumstances
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
Personal or immediate family problems
X
X
Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
X
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
3 grs
4½ms
1yr
Tours of service in war zone
X
Personal or procedural unfairness
X
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
X
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
XX
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
X
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating elreumstances
Baseline
#2415
#3137
1. Starting Point
#3681
#4088
#7506
3
24
24
24
6 mos,
N.C.
states
24
6 mos
7/2/W
2." Less 3 X prison time served
3not
FB
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
36333
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
say
Other criminal Convictions
X
x
X
X
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
SW
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X X
as
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
x
*
X
4
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
x
x
X
X
3mos
ams
AWOL/UA of extended length
W
w
3mos
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
X
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
x
Mitigating Circumstances
W
X
Lack of ability to understand obligations
Personal or immediate family problems
X
X
x
Mental or physical condition
X
X
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
1g lmo
11½ms
1 y2 /2 ms
Tours of service in war zone
X
Personal or procedural unfairness
&W
X
Denial of C.O. status
X
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
X
1. Voluntarily submitted
X X
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
GERALD FORD
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
X
X
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating eircumstances
6/1/75
Baseline
#3587 #8507 #7725 #7735
1. Starting Point
Dabled
24
24
24
24
4
6nwe.
Less 3 X. prison time served
9MA
7/2/W
F.B,
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3 3 3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Dry
Other criminal Convictions
x
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
W
X
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
W
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
X
AWOL/UA of extended length
X
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
X
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
X
Mitigating Circumstances
DV
Lack of ability to understand obligations
Personal or immediate family problems
w
X
Mental or physical condition
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
5 mgs
Extended Creditable military service
2yrs
2015
10ms
Tours of service in war zone
Personal or procedural unfairness
X
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
X
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating circumatances
aseline
#8092
Starting Point
24
#10368
#541
#1670 #3070
24
24
24
1
P
I
420
6mo
Less 3 X prison time served
7/8/95
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
FB
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
0
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Other criminal Convictions
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
W
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Prebation- or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
7 1/2ms
AWOL/UA of extended length
W 4ms
X1yr
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
X
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
w
X
X
Mitigating Circumstances
13
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
Personal or immediate family problems
X
X
Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
X +
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
81/2ms
11 mos 8 mos
Tours of service in war zone
Personal or procedural unfairness
x
&
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
X
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
W
X
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitipating efroumst incen
DUARD
aseline
#3996
#8711
#9279
Starting Point
24
2yr
24
#9705 24 24 #9714
6mws
9mst
2/0
2
N.C.
Less 3 X prison time served
7/8/95
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
FB
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
3
3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Other criminal Convictions
X
x-sp
X
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
X
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
X
X
X
3mo bdays w 3mg w
3
AWOL/UA of extended length
'bgrs
w 3am
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
Xa
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
W
Mitigating Circumstances
23
18
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
X93
Personal or immediate family problems
X
W
X
Mental or physical condition
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
2mg
Extended Creditable military service
1 yr l mo
3yrs
10 1/2ms
2 / g us
11 ms
Tours of service in war zone
Personal or procedural unfairness
AN
X
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
X X
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
W
Ell
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances
with
aseline
#12162 #13593 #8318 #10004 #10905
Starting Point
Smith
24
24
falled.
24
24
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily P Lund
3mot
6mot
6 moo
3
Less 3 X prison time served
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Burgloysing
X
Other criminal Convictions
XXX
Sp
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
X
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
x9
X
X
x
2mos
AWOL/UA of extended length
#
W
3grs
2yrs
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
X
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
Mitigating Circumstances
19
77
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X
X
Personal or immediate family problems
X
X
X
Mental or physical condition
Employment of service to public
X
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
3'/2yrs 1yr
197 thes 10ms W
Tours of service in war zone
X 4mos
Personal or procedural unfairness
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
X
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
X
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
X
the
W
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted witlgating eircumstances
aseline
#5666
#568
44639
#8181
#
144
Starting Point
24
24
gold
24
6 mist
P
Ballel
Less 3 X. prison time served
Juriade
Jurior,
4
7/8/15
Less A/S performed, If completed satisfactorily
F,B,
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3
3 months minimum A/S
3
3
3
3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
1sg.
Other criminal Convictions
X
X
X
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
X
X
x
AWOL/UA of extended length
1no.
7mo
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
We
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
X
Mitigating Circumstances
Lack of ability to understand obligations
X23
X21
Personal or immediate family problems
Mental or physical condition
X
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
9 mos
Tours of service in war zone
X
Personal or procedural unfairness
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
X
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
X
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
W
X
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted mitlgating circumstances
DUARD
BURK
6/1/75
aseline
#1223
Starting Point
up
24
24
24
24
5
Less 3 X prison time served
7/8/15
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
F.B,
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
3
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Other criminal Convictions
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
X
AWOL/UA of extended length
X
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
X
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
Mitigating Circumstances
Lack of ability to understand obligations
Personal or immediate family problems
Mental or physical condition
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
1 yr,
Tours of service in war zone
Personal or procedural unfairness
Denial of C.O. status
0. Acted for conscientious reasons
X
1. Voluntarily submitted
X
2. Mental Stress in combat
3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
X
citations
5. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
Amount added aggravating circumstances
Amount subtracted adtigating circumstances
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
#11066
Case Number
Disposition
P
Baseline
1. Starting Point
24 mos 24 mos 24 mos 24 mos. 24 mos
2. Less 3 X prison time served
8/16
3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
5. Judge's sentence if less than above
6. 3 months minimum A/S
Conclusion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
1. Other criminal Convictions
2. False statement to PCB
3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
4. Desertion during combat
5. Manipulative or selfish reasons
6. Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
7. Probation or parole violation
8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
9. AWOL/UA of extended length
10. Failure to report to overseas assignment
Mitigating Circumstances
1. Lack of ability to understand obligations
2. Personal or immediate family problems
3. Mental or physical condition
4. Employment of service to public
5. Service connected disability
6. Extended Creditable military service
FORD
7. Tours of service in war zone
8. Personal or procedural unfairness
x
9. Denial of C.O. status
10. Acted for conscientious reasons
X
11. Voluntarily submitted
x
12. Mental Stress in combat
13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
15. Personal decorations for valor
16. Wounds in combat
8/7/92
FB#7
FB
#6093 - 6 mos
#79#8
# 9462 - P
#13386 - Dable. 6 moo
#13482 - Table, N.C.
# 14430 - 6 moo
#12926 - 12 moo
# 13386 to
# 4011 - 3 mos
FB#8
# 1334 - 12 mos.
# 3502 - Tabled N.C.
#7
# 8854 - P 10
#5329 - P
#15078 - N.C,
# 15261 - 6 mos
#.2.888 - 10 mos
# 4384 - 6 mos -
15
#4503 - P
#5174 - 12 mos
GERALE B. FORD
aseline
Starting Point
24
24
24
24
24
Less 3 X prison time served
Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily
Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily
Judge's sentence if less than above
3 months minimum A/S
usion: Baseline A/S
Aggravating Circumstances
Other criminal Convictions
False statement to PCB
Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,
Missing Movement, or Draft Evasion
Desertion during combat
Manipulative or selfish reasons
Prior refusal to fulfill A/S
Probation or parole violation
Multiple AWOL/UA offenses
AWOL/UA of extended length
0. Failure to report to overseas assignment
1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons
Mitigating Circumstances
Lack of ability to understand obligations
Personal or immediate family problems
Mental or physical condition
Employment of service to public
Service connected disability
Extended Creditable military service
Tours of service in war zone
Personal or procedural unfairness
Denial of C.O. status
10. Acted for conscientious reasons
11. Voluntarily submitted
2. Mental Stress in combat
13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty
4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit
citations
15. Personal decorations for valor
6. Wounds in combat
Summary
Baseline alternative service
1. Amount added aggravating circumstances
:. Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances