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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. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Charles Goodell donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Digitized from Box 10 of the Charles E. Goodell Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library 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 page two 4/24/75 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 page two 4/24/75 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 page two 4/24/75 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 page two 4/24/75 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 page two 4/24/75 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 page two 4/24/75 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. Recommendation to President: P No 6019 N.C. guise? Junish ANDL Priority FB Caseo [1-47/5/30 5/20/75 3 Jurish? the PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET grant? T yes. 'AWOL presipe offinse #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 page two 4/24/75 PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET 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: N.C. N.C. 3076 9ms, 6ms, furg" 1974/s 5/22/94 l 5/20/75 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 page two 4/24/75 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 page two 4/24/75 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 ?. 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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. 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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

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    "ocrText": "The original documents are located in Box 10, folder \"Work Sheets (6)\" of the Charles E.\nGoodell Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.\nCopyright Notice\nThe copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of\nphotocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Charles Goodell donated to the United\nStates of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections.\nWorks prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public\ndomain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to\nremain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid\ncopyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.\nDigitized from Box 10 of the Charles E. Goodell Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library\n5/20/79\nA.\n1\n5/23/Fruday\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#3284 #3608 #4159 #4357 #4362\nBaseLine\n9 mos 9mos 9mos P\nN.C.\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nserved.\nMonths\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nAggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nx 2 Sp X x.585p X+ Months\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nFOR\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nto\nDesertion during combat\nGERALD Months Months\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nX\nX\nMonths\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX 5\nX\nX\nX Months\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nw\nX\n24 yrs 2m 5ms. Months\nFailure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitimating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nLack of sufficient education\nalternative service\nor ability to understand\nX\nMonths\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\n5/20/77\nA.\n1\n5/23/Fouday\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#3284 #3608 #4159 #4357 #4362\nascLine\n9mos 9mos 9mos P N.C,\nStarting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\nLess three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\nLess alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\nLess time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\nJudge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\nThree months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nonclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\nOther criminal convictions.\nX sp x.585p X + Months\nFalse statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\nUse of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nFO\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nGERALD\n1BRA\nt. Desertion during combat\nm\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nX\nX\nX Months\n5. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n:. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX 5\nX\nX\nX Months\nX\n. AWOL/UA of extended length\nW\n2yrs Im 5ms. Months\n'. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\nLack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 3784 3608 4159 4357 4362\n2. Personal and immediate family\nXW\nXt\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nW\nw\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n7 mos w 4yortms 8yr2ms\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nW\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nX. X\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency, or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/15\n2\n5/23/F D Fri. Fri.\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\n#4364\n#4759\nBaseLine\nP\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nAggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\n+\nalternative service\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nDesertion during combat\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nFORD\nand selfish reasons.\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nGERALD R.\nGERALD\nLUBRARY\nMonths\nalternative service.\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\nFailure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitimating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nLack of sufficient education\nalternative service\nor ability to understand\nMonths\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n4364 4759\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nw\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n2yrs/m\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nXxx\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\nD\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\npuppude\n#6336 # 7377\nI. BaseLine\n3221\n5835\n1. Starting Point\nRusle\npaidon\nSignatus 5568 24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment\nis less than the above.\nabout\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nalternative service\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nGERALD FORD\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX Months\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nX Months\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nor ability to understand\nX\nMonths\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 3221 5835 5568 6336 7377\n2. Personal and immediate family\nwear\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\n&\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\nX\n6. Extended period of creditable\n13\nX\nmilitary service.\n1g.5ms\n(months)\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\n8\nX\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nX\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\nX\n16. Wounds in combat\nX\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\nB\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nI. BaseLine\n#5554\n75581\n#6826\n7534\n7609\nFa\n24\nN.C,\n9ms\n3ms\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nBoard\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nX\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nGERALD\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nMonths\n5\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n7609 #5554 #5581 #6826\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nX\n1yizo\n3yrs\nX\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\n3\n5/23/F\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#7163 47164 #7188 #7669\nBaseLine\n6 mis\n#\ntemos\n3ms,\nP\n7169\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nserved.\nMonths\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nAggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nt.\nDesertion during combat\nX\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nXX\nX\nMonths\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nERALD\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\n3\nx\nx\nX\nx\nMonths\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nw\n10 1/2 ms\nMonths\nFailure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitimating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nLack of sufficient education\nalternative service\nX\nor obility to understand\nX\nMonths\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #7163 #7164 #7188 7669 7169,\nw\n2. Personal and immediate family\nXW\nX\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n14yr/m X 1ynb\" 21/2gr X\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nx\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\n?\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nX\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nX\nW\nx\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/7\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\naschine\n8453\n8576\n8392\n3052\n3348\nStarting Point\nGine withs\nPardon\n243monther\nMonths\nLess three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\nLess alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\nLess time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\nJudge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\nThree months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nonclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\nOther criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\nFalse statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\nUse of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nDesertion during combat\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nBERALD\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n1. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nMonths\n1. AWOL/UA of extended length\nX\nMonths\n1. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nX\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\nLack of sufficient education\nx\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n8576\n3345\n2. Personal and immediate family\nwear\nweak\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n7mon\nX\nweak\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nwerk\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\naseLine\n6649\n6710\n6833\n5589\nStarting Point\n1 2 months\nPaidon\nSmith\n24 5595 Months\nLess three times prison time\nserved.\nLess alternative service\npospible 4p9\nMonths\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\nLess time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\nJudge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\nThree months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nonclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\n3\n3 Months\nggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\nOther criminal convictions.\nY\nMonths\nFalse statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\nUse of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nDesertion during combat\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nweek\nX\nMonths\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n:. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nX\nMonths\n3 month\n1. AWOL/UA of extended length\n32\n5\n3months\n7 months\n6mouths\nMonths\n: Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\nLack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n6649\n6710\n6833\n5589\n5595\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\nwear\ny\n6. Extended period of creditable\nnon\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\naseLine\n3349\n6345\n6476\n6505\n24\n24 6549 Months\nStarting Point\n24\nPardon\n94months\n24\nPardon\nFanda\nLess three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\nLess alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\nLess time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\nJudge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\nThree months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nonclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nX\nalternative service\nOther criminal convictions.\nMonths\nFalse statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\nUse of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nDesertion during combat\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nwear\nMonths\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nMonths\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n6 months\nMonths\nFailure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\nLack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n3349\n6345\n6476\n6505\n6549\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n2yrx\n7mouths 224r\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on procedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nx\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\nFuboard\naseLine\n7665\n3271\n5969\n7500\n7585\nStarting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\nLess three times prison time\ntable\nFELL\nMonths\nserved.\ncheck\nLess alternative service\nout.\nperformed, if entire period\noffense\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\nLess time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\nJudge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\nThree months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nonclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\n3\nMonths\nggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\nOther criminal convictions.\nMonths\nFalse statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\nUse of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nDesertion during combat\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nMonths\n: AWOL/UA of extended length\nSmorths\nMonths\n. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitigating Circumstances\nSubtraction: from length of\nalternativercervice\nLack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) 7665 3271 5969 7500\n5585\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n13\n3yr\n(months)\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nwere\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nwise\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/71\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nascLine\n7383\n7386\nStarting Point\n24\n24\n6\nTable\n7987 17/month 24 7577-2583 Months\nLess three times prison time\nfor\nMonths\nserved.\nmore\nint\nLess alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\nLess time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\nJudge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\nThree months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nonclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\n3\n3\n3\n3\nMonths\nggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\nOther criminal convictions.\nX\nMonths\nFalse statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\nUse of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nDesertion during combat\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nX\nX\nY\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nMonths BERALE FORD LIBRARY\nalternative service.\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\ni. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nY\nMonths\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nX\n1yr/mon 7months 7½mmous 54 Months\nFailure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMiticating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\nLack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remodles\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n7383\n3386\n7577\n7583\n7553\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n10\non\n6. Extended period of creditable\nwear\n10 MOUS\n10 months\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\naseLine\n3776\nStarting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\nLess three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\nLess alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\nLess time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\nJudge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\nThree months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nonclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nX\nalternative service\nOther criminal convictions.\nMonths\nFalse statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\nUse of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\nDesertion during combat\nMonths\ni. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths GER FORD LIBRARY\nPrior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\nViolation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nx\nMonths\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\nFailure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitimating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\nLack of cufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remodles\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n3776\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n17\nmonths\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\nwast?\nNo\n5/20/7\n5/23/F\nDoug\nFB\n3 mos\nPRESIDENTIAL CHEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\n#664 #915 #1369\nascLine\n6-mgs. 3ms govel.\nStarting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\nLess three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\nLess alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\nLess time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\nJudge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\n0\nMonths\nThree months minimum alternative\n3\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\n3-mis\n3\n3\nalternative service\nMonths\nggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nXˢP\nalternative service\nOther criminal convictions.\nMonths\nFalse statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\nUse of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n1. Desertion during combat\nMonths\nEvidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\ni. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n: Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\ni. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nMonths\n: AWOL/UA of extended length\n2yrs\nMonths\n. Failure to report for overseas\n1 yr /m\nassignment.\nMonths\nUndesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nMitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\nLack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor obility to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the luv\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #664 #915 #1369\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n(13mg lyp 1y 4ms previous)\n5. Service-connected disability\n2ms\n6. Extended period of creditable\n2grs\nmilitary service.\n5ms\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal X\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nx\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX\nX.\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n22,\nFB Priority Cases\n5/20/75\nSat/6/7\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1350\n#264\n#393\n#304\n#401\nI. BaseLine\n6 mos\nP\nP\nP\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n3/21\n14/10\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\n7 mms.\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\n4ms Months\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\n3\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\n3ʳᵈ\n3\n3\n24mm\n4\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\n2 Sp\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nX\nX=Sp Months\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nFORD GERALD GERALD LIBRARY\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nReas\n?\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nw\nw Months\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nx\nMonths\n3\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nW\nx Months\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n6 mos X x 23ms\nX Months\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\n12, Apprehended\nIII. Mitimating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\n17 alternative service\n1\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor obility to understand\nobli gations or\navailable OLD under the Tw\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1350 #264 #393 #304 #401\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nX⁺\nproblems.\nChild.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n1 yr lmo 6 1/2 ms 151/2yrs\n1 yr 2000\nX\nmilitary service.\nKarea\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nX8ms\nzone.\nExcessive\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nsentense\nX X⁺\nor procedural unfairness.\nRejected\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX.\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nx\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nw\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n3ms, 301P P p 90r12\nBaseline\n1. Starting Point\n#9951 # 9951 #6798 24 #7376 24 #13159\n/\n2. Less 3 X prison time served\n6moo.\n3/3mos\n2/2\n24\n2/2\n9mos,\n3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\n4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\n5. Judge's sentence if less than above\n6. 3 months minimum A/S\n3 3 - 3\nlusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nL. Other criminal Convictions\nX\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nW\nX\n2/3\"\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\nX\nX\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nx\nMitigating Circumstances\n23\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nMental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n142mas 197ms 1y4ms\nTours of service in war zone\nGERALD\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nM\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\nX\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\nX\nD\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating circumstances\nPriority FB Cases [1-47/5/30\nP\n6 mot\n5/20/75\n2\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1816 #1866 #1976 #1980\n# 2462\nI.\nBaseLine\n(2mmg\n9-mos\nN.O.\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\n8 and\nperformed, if entire period\n1500s\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nyr\n15mg\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\n0\n0\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\n3\n3\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\n3\n3\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nBurglary\nAdditions to length of\nit.\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nX\nSp\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n385.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nXw\nXW\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nBet goup\nalternative service.\nGERADD GERALD R. FORD\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\n5\nX\nX\n4\nWX\n6 days.\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nLay\n23 mg\n4m.\n2½ᵐˢ\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations-\nonl\nconcert\nnval The\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#1816 #1866 #1976 #1980 #2462\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities 8ms\n8mt\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nX 1 1 yrs 2½ms4\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nX\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds. tr? Angerid?\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted ?x\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nX\n?\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency, or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n3 1 2ms N.C. or P N.C.\nor\n2yrs\nor\n74ms,\n12ms,\n1-47 5/30]\nP\n5/20/75\n6/1/Sun FB cases\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#264 #271 #304 #393 #401\nI. BaseLine\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n3/21\n4yest\n14/10\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\n7 mis\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\n0\n6 Months\nUD\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\n3\n3\n3\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\n3\n3\n24ms mo\n3\n6\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\n25p\nis\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nX\nK=Sp Months\n2. False statement to the\n10days\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\nAny otherous\n2\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nW\n?\nand selfish reasons.\nW\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nGERALD\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nX\nMonths\n3\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nx\nX\nW\nX\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nW\nW\n6mos\n23 moox\n6ms\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\n2yrs\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\n17\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor obility to understand\nobligations in\navailable under Tuv\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#264 #271 #304 #393 #401\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n2. Personal and immediate family\nx+\nx\nproblems.\nchild\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable 6 1/2mms\nX15½\nX\nmilitary service.\nX\nKorea\n7. Tours of service in the war\n7ms\nBMS\nzone.\nWhy?\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nX⁺ X\nor procedural unfairness.\nRejected\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nx+\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\nUnit\n14. Above average military\nw x\n?\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\n3orp 3(orP) P P 9012\nPrierity FB cuses 5/20/75 [1-47/5/30\nGamel\nP\nN.C.\n3.000\nN.C,\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\n#589 #1074 #1221 #1676 #1677\nI. BaseLine\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n19/5\n12/12\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\n12\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\n15\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\n4\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\n3\nservice.\nMonths\nU.D.\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\n4\n3\n3\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nliDs\ntheft\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX2895 X\ntasape\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nX\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nfinancial\nposition\nalternative service.\n7. Violation of probation or\nGERALD\nMonths\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AVOL/UA offenses\nLength of AWOL/UA\nW\nX\n5\nX\nMonths\nX\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\ntyrsbas 13 1/2 ms ms\n7ms 2 was Months\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nsignature 7ms\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nX\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX 16\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligitions or remodites\navailable under The Jun\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#589 #1074 #1221 #1676 #1677\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued)\n2. Personal and immediate family\nX\nX\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n'yr\n5. Service-connected disability\n+\n6. Extended period of creditable\n143 kms 5ms X1yr.\nmilitary service.\nVN VN? ?\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nw\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on procedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nX\n?\n?\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\nP\nNo\n6019 N.C.\nguise?\nJunish\nANDL\nPriority FB Caseo\n[1-47/5/30\n5/20/75\n3\nJurish?\nthe\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\ngrant?\nT\nyes.\n'AWOL presipe offinse\n#2517\n5188#\n#3255\n#3370\n#3470\nI. BaseLine\nN.O.\nN.C.\nwelled\nand\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n11/13\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\n3ʳᵈ\nU.D,\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\n3\n3ʳᵈ\n3ʳᵈ\nud\n3\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nX Sp SPAWOL) Eseay\n2\nsp\nAdditions to length of\nX\nRobby\nalternative service\ngood.\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nX\nX\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\nMonths\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nX\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\nReas\nReas?\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nX\nX\nXW\nX\nX\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nGENALD\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8\n6\n3\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nx\nx\nX\nM\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n6½W\n2ma\n2ms\n1mo.\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nX\nMonths\n12, Apprehended\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\n17\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nX\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations\nor\navailable under the liw\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #2517 #7893 #3255 #3370 #3470\n2. Personal and immediate family\nimmaturity\nW\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\n6. Extended period of creditable\n1 yr\n2yrs\n19rland\n1 y.8ms\nmilitary service.\n8ms\n5ms\n7. Tours of service in the war\nX\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nBw\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\n?\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nX\nX\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\nN.C. N.C. 3076 9ms, 6ms,\nfurg\"\n1974/s\n5/22/94\nl\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\n#565 #604 #1062 #1385 #1507\nI. BaseLine\nP\nP\nP\nP\nP\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\n07V330\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations or remedies\navailable under the law\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #565 #604 #1062 #1365 #1507\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment or other activities\nX\nX\nX\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to\nX\nX.\nX\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\nSat pm 6/7 Priority\n2\n5/20/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK CHEET\n#1169\nI.\nBaseLine\n3mos\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nMonths\n2. Less three times prison time\nMonths\nserved.\n3. Less alternative service\nperformed, if entire period\nMonths\nis satisfactorily completed.\n4. Less time served on probation\nor parole if entire period is\nMonths\nsatisfactorily completed.\n5. Judge's sentence to imprisonment,\nis less than the above.\nMonths\n6. Three months minimum alternative\nservice.\nMonths\nConclusion: Baseline amount of\n3\nalternative service\nMonths\nII. Aggravating Circumstances\nAdditions to length of\nX\nFlarway\nalternative service\n1. Other criminal convictions.\nMonths\n6mos\n2. False statement to the\nPresidential Clemency Board\nby applicant.\n:Months\n3. Use of force by applicant\ncollaterally to AWOL, de-\nsertion, or missing movement\nMonths\nor civilian draft evasion offense\n4. Desertion during combat\nMonths\n5. Evidence that applicant committed\noffense for obviously manipulative\nand selfish reasons.\nMonths\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill\nalternative service.\nMonths\n7. Violation of probation or\nparole.\nMonths\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nMonths\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n6 mos\nMonths\n10. Failure to report for overseas\nassignment.\nMonths\n11. Undesirable discharge issued as\na consequence not only of AWOL\nbut also as a result of other\nspecified offenses.\nMonths\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances\nSubtractions from length of\nalternative service\n1. Lack of sufficient education\nMonths\nor ability to understand\nobligations\nor\navailable under the luw\npage two 4/24/75\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD WORK SHEET\nIII. Mitigating Circumstances (continued) #1169\n2. Personal and immediate family\nproblems.\n3. Mental or physical condition\nX\n4. Employment or other activities\nof service to the public\n5. Service-connected disability\n6. Extended period of creditable\n2grs5ms\nmilitary service.\n7. Tours of service in the war\nzone.\n8. Substantial evidence of personal\nor procedural unfairness.\n9. Denial of conscientious objector\nstatus on precedural, technical\nor improper grounds.\n10. Evidence that an applicant acted\nfor conscientious, not for mani-\npulative or selfish reasons.\n11. Voluntarily submitted himself to X\nauthorities\n12. Behavior which reflects mental\nstress caused by combat.\n13. Volunteering for combat,\nor extension of service\nwhile in combat.\n14. Above average military\n?x\nconduct and proficiency , or\nunit citations.\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nTotal months subtracted from baseline\nbecause of mitigating circumstances:\nIV. Summary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added because of aggra-\nvating circumstances.\n3. Amount subtracted because of\nmitigating circumstances.\nRecommendation to President:\naseline\n#9984\n#2200\n#1405\n#9227\n#2710\nStarting Point\n24\n6not\n20s,\n249/\n24\n2 N.C.\n5\n12/12\n3mos\nLess 3 X prison time served\n6/23/M\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nPm\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3 3 - 3 3 3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\n38\n35g\nOther criminal Convictions\nX\nX\nX\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nx\n8\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\n3\nX\nX⁵\nJmog\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nX\nw\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\nX\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nw\nW\nMitigating Circumstances\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nw\nX\nX\nMental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n11 1/2ms 3nos 9.ms W 11/2ms 2yrs 40mg\nTours of service in war zone\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nX\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\nW\ncitations\nW⁺\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating circumstances\naseline\n4078\n#5229\nStarting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\n1\n3MD\n2372\n7433\n#2439\nLess 3 X prison time served\nN.C.\nN.C,\nN.C,\n6/23/M\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nFB\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n-\n3 months minimum A/S\n3\n4\n3\n3\n3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nx 22p\n250\nOther criminal Convictions\nX\nX\nx\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nX\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nX\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX 9\n*\nX\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n8 mg\n.\nX x 9ms\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX\nW\nMental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\n12ms\nService connected disability\n5 yrs Dass\n2 yrs 5ms\nExtended Creditable military service\nX\nlyr,\n1yr 9ms\nTours of service in war zone\nX\n:. Personal or procedural unfairness\nW\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted withgating circumstances\niscline\nStarting Point\n3mos\nN.C.\n24\n24\n2\n#2143\n#3226\n#4859\n#10005\nLess 3 X prison time served\n6/23/M\nFB\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3 3 - 3 3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nOther criminal Convictions\nX\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\n5\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nx\nX\nX\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n11ms\n1y 9ms\n1yr\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nBW\nW\nMitigating Circumstances\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nX +\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX\nX\nX\nMental or physical condition\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n11ms 1y2 ms 6ms 4yrs\nTours of service in war zone\nX\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nX X\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n.3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\nX\nX\n.4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\n.5. Personal decorations for valor\nx\n.6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\n!. Amount added aggravating circumstances\n:. Amount subtracted mitlgating circumstances\naseline\n#2517 #2689\n#\n#7685 #7089\nStarting Point\nDabled\n24\n24\n#3302\n24\n24\n3\nN.C.\nsubble\nN.C,\nLess 3 X prison time served\n6-mos\n6/23/M\np.m\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\n3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nOther criminal Convictions\nX\nX\nX\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nX\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nx9\nX⁶\nX X\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n1m\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nx\nMitigating Circumstances\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nw\nX\n:. Mental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nX\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n12ms\n2 g 15 ms\n6\nlybms\nTours of service in war zone\nX\n:. Personal or procedural unfairness\n1. Denial of C.O. status\n.0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n.1. Voluntarily submitted\n.2. Mental Stress in combat\n.3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n.4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n.6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumatances\nAmount subtracted mitigating circumstancen\nBaseline\n#2863\n44708\n#3437\n#7099\n#9971\n1. Starting Point\n24\nP\n12/12\nBablet\n24\nN.C,\nRobbal.\n24\n4\n9mos,\n2. Less 3 X prison time served\n6/23/m\nLess A/S performed, if completed sntisfactorily\nPm\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\n3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nL. Other criminal Convictions\nX\nXX\nX\nY\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nX\nProbation or parole violation\n5\n3\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nx\nx\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n1 yr 3ms\n1½m\n10. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nW\nMitigating Circumstances\n14\n28\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nX\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nx\nX\nX\nMental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\n5. Extended Creditable military service\nx5yrs\n3 MA\n3 mos\n10.MS\nTours of service in war zone\nX\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\n10. Acted for conscientious reasons\n11. Voluntarily submitted\nX\nL2. Mental Stress in combat\n13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nL. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating circumatances\nasciine\n#3828\n#8598\n#1932\nStarting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\n12mg\n7ms,\nP\nLess 3 X prison time served\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3\n-\n3 months minimum A/S\n4\n3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nOther criminal Convictions\nX sp x1sp\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\n8\nX\nX\n4\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nx\n-\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n5ms\n5ms\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\n28\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX\nX\n:. Mental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n191 tas lystmes\nTours of service in war zone\ni. Personal or procedural unfairness\nW\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\nGERALD\n1. Voluntarily submitted\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\nX\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating elreumatancea\nBaseline\n#2163\n#2167\n#6911\n6/23/M\n7082 #7444\nStarting Point\nI\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nI\nP\nP\n3 ms\nLess 3 X prison time served\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3 3 3ⁿᵈ 3ʳᵈ 3 vd\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nOther criminal Convictions\nX\n& Sp\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nmarynere\nHerom\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nNo\nProbation or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nXd\nX6\nx3\nx yourt\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n5mo\n7 / 2ms\n3ms\n-\n1yr.\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\n+\nX\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX X\nMental or physical condition\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\n. Extended Creditable military service\n7 yrstms\n3 gretms\n149½\nTours of service in war zone\nX\nx\nx'r\nx\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nx\nDenial of C.O. status\n10. Acted for conscientious reasons\nGERALD\n11. Voluntarily submitted\nX\nL2. Mental Stress in combat\n?\nL3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n1?\nX\nX\nX\nL4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\nX\nX\n?\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nSummary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n?. Amount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted millpating circumstances\nPPP3P\niseline\n#1077\n#2335\n#2415\n#2419\nStarting Point\ngated,\n24\nN.C.\ngabled,\n1\nLess 3 X prison time served\n6/27/w\nLess A/S performed, If completed satisfactorily\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nOther criminal Convictions\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n10. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nMitigating Circumstances\nL. Lack of ability to understand obligations\n2. Personal or immediate family problems\n3. Mental or physical condition\n+. Employment of service to public\n5. Service connected disability\n5. Extended Creditable military service\n1. Tours of service in war zone\n3. Personal or procedural unfairness\n). Denial of C.O. status\nLO. Acted for conscientious reasons\n11. Voluntarily submitted\n12. Mental Stress in combat\n13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nSummary\n1. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added aggravating circumstances\n:. Amount subtracted mitigating eircumstances\nBase the\n#2803\n#3340\n#3137\n#3681\n#4689\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n2\n2. Less 3 X prison time served\nP\nP\nNC,\n6/27/W\n3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\n4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\n5. Judge's sentence if less than above\n6\n6. 3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n6\n3\nlusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nDyer\n1. Other criminal Convictions\nX\nX\n2. False statement to PCB\n3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\n4. Desertion during combat\n5. Manipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nX\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill A/S\n7. Probation or parole violation\n3. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX4\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n3mms\n3½g\n10. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nMitigating Circumstances\nx\nL. Lack of ability to understand obligations\n2. Personal or immediate family problems\nMental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\n1 yr3ms\n5. Service connected disability\n5. Extended Creditable military service\n12/2/days 1/ams\nTours of service in war zone\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nX\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\n10. Acted for conscientious reasons\nX\nX\n11. Voluntarily submitted\nX\n7\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\n.. Baseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\n:. Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances\nvaseline\n#4702\n#4903\n#4913\n#4920\n#4927\n. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n12ms,\n10ms\nN.C.\n3\nN.C.\n6000\nLess 3 X prison time served\nLess A/S performed, If completed satisfactorily\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\n3\n3\ntusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nL. Other criminal Convictions\nX\nX\nX\nX\n2. False statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nW\n+\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\n6\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nX²\nX\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n2mg\n6ms\nw\n10. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nX\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\nL. Lack of ability to understand obligations\n?\nX\n2. Personal or immediate family problems\nX\nX\nMental or physical condition\ni. Employment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n6ms\n2 yrstans\n1y:8ms\n4ms\n7ms\nTours of service in war zone\nX\n8. Personal or procedural unfairness\nDenial of C.O. status\n10. Acted for conscientious reasons\n11. Voluntarily submitted\nL2. Mental Stress in combat\n13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\nX\n14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX X\n15. Personal decorations for valor\nA\n16. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nL. Baseline alternative service\n2. Amount added aggravating circumstances\n:. Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances\nBaseline\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\n4\n#14059\n2. Less 3 X prison time served\nP\n3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\n4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\n5. Judge's sentence if less than above\n6. 3 months minimum A/S\n3\nlusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\n3\n1. Other criminal Convictions\nX\n2. False statement to PCB\n3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\n4. Desertion during combat\n5. Manipulative or selfish reasons\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill A/S\n7. Probation or parole violation\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n10. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\nL. Lack of ability to understand obligations\nX\n2. Personal or immediate family problems\nX\nMental or physical condition\ni. Employment of service to public\n5. Service connected disability\n5. Extended Creditable military service\n24rslmo\nTours of service in war zone\nX\n3. Personal or procedural unfairness\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\n10. Acted for conscientious reasons\n11. Voluntarily submitted\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\n.. Baseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating elreumstances\nBaseline\n4088\n#3587\n#5765\n#8147\n1. Starting Point\nDabled\n24\nrabled\n24\n5\n2\"p\n2. Less 3 X prison time served\n3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\n4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\n5. Judge's sentence if less than above\n6. 3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\nlusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\n1. Other criminal Convictions\nx\nX³ᵍ\n2. False statement to PCB\n3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\n4. Desertion during combat\n5. Manipulative or selfish reasons\nx\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill A/S\n7. Probation or parole violation\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\n4\n3\n2\nx\nX\nx\nX\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n6 //2,\n4000\n4mos.\n10. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n11. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\nL. Lack of ability to understand obligations\nx\n2. Personal or immediate family problems\nX\nMental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\n5. Service connected disability\n5. Extended Creditable military service\n1y7ms /yr Tms\n4mos\nagestions\n2mp\n1 yr10\nTours of service in war zone\nX\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nX\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\nX\n10. Acted for conscientious reasons\nX\n11. Voluntarily submitted\nX\n12. Mental Stress in combat\n13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\nSummary\n. Baseline alternative service\n. Amount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating circumstances\nBaseline\n#11606\n#3778\n#6513\n#6549\n#6794\n1.\nStarting Point\n24\n24\nP\nDabled\n26ms\nP\n2/3\n6\n2. Less 3 X prison time served\n3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\n4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\n5. Judge's sentence if less than above\n6. 3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\n3\n3\nlusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\n1. Other criminal Convictions\nX\nX\n2. False statement to PCB\n3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\n4. Desertion during combat\n5. Manipulative or selfish reasons\nW\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\n7. Probation or parole violation\nX3\n3\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX²\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n-\n8'/gms\n11/2ms\n10. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX 15\nX\nX\"\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX\nMental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\nlyr\n91/2ms\n7mp\n11ms\n2yrs\n6ms\nTours of service in war zone\nX\nx\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nx\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\n.0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\nX\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nx\nX W\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating circumstances\nBaseline\n#7332\n1. Starting Point\n#8507\n#6830\n24\n24\ngabled\n24\n24\n7\n#165\nN.C.\nP\n2. Less 3 X prison time served\n3 mos\n3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\n4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\n5. Judge's sentence if less than above\n6. 3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\n3\nlusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nL. Other criminal Convictions\nX\nX\nX.\nX\n2. False statement to PCB\n3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nx\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nX\nsw\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nX\n5\n3\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nX\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n-\n4½W\n10. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nMitigating Circumstances\nX\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nMental or physical condition\nX\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nService-connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n3 yrolmo\n2 1/2mas\nlystems\n2 grstms\nTours of service in war zone\nX\nx\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\nX\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n.3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\nX\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nw/\nX\nX\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nX\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating elreumstances\nBaseline\n#9622\nSLCE#\n#7580\n#9637\n1. Starting Point\n24\n#9649\n24\n7/2/W\n12ms\n12ms\nP\nP\n24\n2.ª Less 3 X prison time served\nP\nTP\n1\n3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\n3th\n29ms\nFB\n4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nS. Judge's sentence if less than above\n6. 3 months minimum A/S\n33353\ntusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nL. Other criminal Convictions\nXXXX\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nX\nX\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\n1y8,3ms\nX\nX\nzlidays\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n7ms\n8'hms\nX\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\nX\nW\nIII\n20\n26\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nw\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX\nX\nMental or physical condition\nX+\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n2ms\n3ys/Dms\n18ms\nTours of service in war zone\nX\nX\nx\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\nR. FOND\n1. Voluntarily submitted\n2. Mental Stress in combat\nX\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\nX\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX X\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nX\nX\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating circumstances\n0/1/75\nBaseline\n#10006 #10040 #2916 #1077\n1. Starting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\n2\nP\n12mg\n3 mos\n2. Less 3 X. prison time served\n7/2/W\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nFB\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n0\n3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\n3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nOther criminal Convictions\nx\n2 Burgs\nX\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX8\nX\n9.00\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n2go\n1/2\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nMitigating Circumstances\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX\nX\nMental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nX\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n3 grs\n4½ms\n1yr\nTours of service in war zone\nX\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\nX\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\nXX\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nX\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating elreumstances\nBaseline\n#2415\n#3137\n1. Starting Point\n#3681\n#4088\n#7506\n3\n24\n24\n24\n6 mos,\nN.C.\nstates\n24\n6 mos\n7/2/W\n2.\" Less 3 X prison time served\n3not\nFB\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n36333\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nsay\nOther criminal Convictions\nX\nx\nX\nX\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nSW\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX X\nas\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nx\n*\nX\n4\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nx\nx\nX\nX\n3mos\nams\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nW\nw\n3mos\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\nX\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nx\nMitigating Circumstances\nW\nX\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX\nX\nx\nMental or physical condition\nX\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n1g lmo\n11½ms\n1 y2 /2 ms\nTours of service in war zone\nX\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\n&W\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\nX\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\nX\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX X\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\nGERALD FORD\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\nX\nX\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating eircumstances\n6/1/75\nBaseline\n#3587 #8507 #7725 #7735\n1. Starting Point\nDabled\n24\n24\n24\n24\n4\n6nwe.\nLess 3 X. prison time served\n9MA\n7/2/W\nF.B,\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3 3 3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nDry\nOther criminal Convictions\nx\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nW\nX\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nW\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nX\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\nX\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\nDV\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nw\nX\nMental or physical condition\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\n5 mgs\nExtended Creditable military service\n2yrs\n2015\n10ms\nTours of service in war zone\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\nX\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating circumatances\naseline\n#8092\nStarting Point\n24\n#10368\n#541\n#1670 #3070\n24\n24\n24\n1\nP\nI\n420\n6mo\nLess 3 X prison time served\n7/8/95\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nFB\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\n0\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\n3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nOther criminal Convictions\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nW\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nPrebation- or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\n7 1/2ms\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nW 4ms\nX1yr\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\nX\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nw\nX\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\n13\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX\nX\nMental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nX +\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n81/2ms\n11 mos 8 mos\nTours of service in war zone\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nx\n&\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\nX\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nW\nX\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitipating efroumst incen\nDUARD\naseline\n#3996\n#8711\n#9279\nStarting Point\n24\n2yr\n24\n#9705 24 24 #9714\n6mws\n9mst\n2/0\n2\nN.C.\nLess 3 X prison time served\n7/8/95\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nFB\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\n3\n3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nOther criminal Convictions\nX\nx-sp\nX\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nX\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nX\nX\n3mo bdays w 3mg w\n3\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n'bgrs\nw 3am\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\nXa\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nW\nMitigating Circumstances\n23\n18\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nX93\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX\nW\nX\nMental or physical condition\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\n2mg\nExtended Creditable military service\n1 yr l mo\n3yrs\n10 1/2ms\n2 / g us\n11 ms\nTours of service in war zone\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nAN\nX\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX X\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\nW\nEll\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitigating circumstances\nwith\naseline\n#12162 #13593 #8318 #10004 #10905\nStarting Point\nSmith\n24\n24\nfalled.\n24\n24\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily P Lund\n3mot\n6mot\n6 moo\n3\nLess 3 X prison time served\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\n3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nBurgloysing\nX\nOther criminal Convictions\nXXX\nSp\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nX\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nx9\nX\nX\nx\n2mos\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n#\nW\n3grs\n2yrs\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\nX\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\n19\n77\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX\nX\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nX\nX\nX\nMental or physical condition\nEmployment of service to public\nX\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n3'/2yrs 1yr\n197 thes 10ms W\nTours of service in war zone\nX 4mos\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\nX\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\nX\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nX\nthe\nW\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted witlgating eircumstances\naseline\n#5666\n#568\n44639\n#8181\n#\n144\nStarting Point\n24\n24\ngold\n24\n6 mist\nP\nBallel\nLess 3 X. prison time served\nJuriade\nJurior,\n4\n7/8/15\nLess A/S performed, If completed satisfactorily\nF,B,\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3\n3 months minimum A/S\n3\n3\n3\n3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\n1sg.\nOther criminal Convictions\nX\nX\nX\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nX\nX\nx\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n1no.\n7mo\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\nWe\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nX\nMitigating Circumstances\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nX23\nX21\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nMental or physical condition\nX\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n9 mos\nTours of service in war zone\nX\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\nX\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\nX\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\nW\nX\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted mitlgating circumstances\nDUARD\nBURK\n6/1/75\naseline\n#1223\nStarting Point\nup\n24\n24\n24\n24\n5\nLess 3 X prison time served\n7/8/15\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nF.B,\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\n3\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nOther criminal Convictions\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nX\nAWOL/UA of extended length\nX\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\nX\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nMitigating Circumstances\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nMental or physical condition\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\n1 yr,\nTours of service in war zone\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nDenial of C.O. status\n0. Acted for conscientious reasons\nX\n1. Voluntarily submitted\nX\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n3. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\nX\ncitations\n5. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\nAmount added aggravating circumstances\nAmount subtracted adtigating circumstances\nPRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD\n#11066\nCase Number\nDisposition\nP\nBaseline\n1. Starting Point\n24 mos 24 mos 24 mos 24 mos. 24 mos\n2. Less 3 X prison time served\n8/16\n3. Less A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\n4. Less Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\n5. Judge's sentence if less than above\n6. 3 months minimum A/S\nConclusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\n1. Other criminal Convictions\n2. False statement to PCB\n3. Force used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\n4. Desertion during combat\n5. Manipulative or selfish reasons\n6. Prior refusal to fulfill A/S\n7. Probation or parole violation\n8. Multiple AWOL/UA offenses\n9. AWOL/UA of extended length\n10. Failure to report to overseas assignment\nMitigating Circumstances\n1. Lack of ability to understand obligations\n2. Personal or immediate family problems\n3. Mental or physical condition\n4. Employment of service to public\n5. Service connected disability\n6. Extended Creditable military service\nFORD\n7. Tours of service in war zone\n8. Personal or procedural unfairness\nx\n9. Denial of C.O. status\n10. Acted for conscientious reasons\nX\n11. Voluntarily submitted\nx\n12. Mental Stress in combat\n13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n14. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n16. Wounds in combat\n8/7/92\nFB#7\nFB\n#6093 - 6 mos\n#79#8\n# 9462 - P\n#13386 - Dable. 6 moo\n#13482 - Table, N.C.\n# 14430 - 6 moo\n#12926 - 12 moo\n# 13386 to\n# 4011 - 3 mos\nFB#8\n# 1334 - 12 mos.\n# 3502 - Tabled N.C.\n#7\n# 8854 - P 10\n#5329 - P\n#15078 - N.C,\n# 15261 - 6 mos\n#.2.888 - 10 mos\n# 4384 - 6 mos -\n15\n#4503 - P\n#5174 - 12 mos\nGERALE B. FORD\naseline\nStarting Point\n24\n24\n24\n24\n24\nLess 3 X prison time served\nLess A/S performed, if completed satisfactorily\nLess Probation/parole time if satisfactorily\nJudge's sentence if less than above\n3 months minimum A/S\nusion: Baseline A/S\nAggravating Circumstances\nOther criminal Convictions\nFalse statement to PCB\nForce used collaterally to AWOL, Desertion,\nMissing Movement, or Draft Evasion\nDesertion during combat\nManipulative or selfish reasons\nPrior refusal to fulfill A/S\nProbation or parole violation\nMultiple AWOL/UA offenses\nAWOL/UA of extended length\n0. Failure to report to overseas assignment\n1. UD issued for AWOL & other reasons\nMitigating Circumstances\nLack of ability to understand obligations\nPersonal or immediate family problems\nMental or physical condition\nEmployment of service to public\nService connected disability\nExtended Creditable military service\nTours of service in war zone\nPersonal or procedural unfairness\nDenial of C.O. status\n10. Acted for conscientious reasons\n11. Voluntarily submitted\n2. Mental Stress in combat\n13. Volunteered for or had extended combat duty\n4. Above average conduct & proficiency/unit\ncitations\n15. Personal decorations for valor\n6. Wounds in combat\nSummary\nBaseline alternative service\n1. Amount added aggravating circumstances\n:. Amount subtracted mitigating circumstances"
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