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Joe Booker

Gender:Male
Era:1960s
State:South Carolina
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Biography

Joe was a Fort Jackson Eight soldier still in the stockade at the April 22, 1969 hearings.

The Fort Jackson Eight report names this soldier among the four still in the stockade at the time of the April 22, 1969 hearings. It distinguishes them from four other defendants restricted to barracks. The March 20 meeting arrests and Article 32 proceedings do not establish a completed individual term in this article. The Black Panther, May4,1969 vol2 no2, original PDF page 9. Source: https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/black-panther/03n02-may%204%201969.pdf#page=9

Case

Charges: Military allegations of breach of peace, disrespect, disobedience and an illegal meeting
Sentence: The Fort Jackson Eight report names this soldier among the four still in the stockade at the time of the April 22, 1969 hearings. It distinguishes them from four other defendants restricted to barracks. The March 20 meeting arrests and Article 32 proceedings do not establish a completed individual term in this article. The Black Panther, May4,1969 vol2 no2, original PDF page 9. Source: https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/black-panther/03n02-may%204%201969.pdf#page=9