Biography
David Segal is identified in the Nuclear Resister as imprisoned at Fort Dix in March 2006 after an anti-recruitment protest prosecution.
The Nuclear Resister identifies David Segal as imprisoned at Fort Dix in March 2006 after an anti-recruitment protest prosecution. Six months prison; four months house arrest separately imposed.
David Segal physically left federal prison on September 9, 2006, according to the contemporary update. The report describes six months served for the attempted arson of a Bronx military recruiting station. The report explicitly confirms six months actually served, recorded as months without conversion to days. This also supplies the release day for the existing case; the first prison admission is not independently dated. The separately imposed four months of house arrest is distinct from this prison exit. Source: The Nuclear Resister No.143, September 20, 2006, printed page7.
