Lianne Moccia

Released
Date of birth:c. 1950
Age:76
Era:1970s
State:Massachusetts
Support
Anti-War Camden 28 Catholic Left
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Biography

Lianne Moccia, from Revere, Massachusetts, was twenty-one at the Camden 28 indictment, a part-time senior at Fordham University who had worked with the Christian Appalachian Project and the Bronx Resistance Book Store. Later accounts describe her as one of the drivers supporting the Camden operation rather than one of the people inside the draft-board office. She was severed from the main trial and her charges were dismissed after the May 1973 acquittals.

Case

Charges: Conspiracy and destruction of Selective Service records (the August 22, 1971 Camden, NJ draft-board raid).
Arrested: August 1971
Incarcerated: August 1971
Sentence: Never tried. Severed from the seventeen-defendant trial; the charges were dismissed after the jury acquitted all seventeen on May 20, 1973. About three weeks of pretrial custody in August-September 1971 under the collective bail strategy; individual release date unresolved.
Convicted: No — severed from the main trial; charges dismissed after the May 20, 1973 acquittals

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