Biography
Linda Letendre was held overnight after the March 12, 2008 antiwar Senate-gallery protest, then released after arraignment.
Linda Letendre was held overnight after the March 12, 2008 antiwar Senate-gallery protest, then released after arraignment. Overnight detention; released after arraignment.
The National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance account individually names Linda LeTendre among thirteen people arrested on the lower U.S. Capitol steps on January 12, 2016, before the State of the Union address, while seeking to deliver a petition and list of alleged U.S. war crimes to the Vice-President’s office. They were charged with incommoding and obstructing. The announced February 3 arraignment was prospective; this account supplies no individual jail admission, physical release, verdict, sentence or completed custody duration. Contemporary report, The Nuclear Resister.
Hancock blockade acquittal in 2013
A contemporary report identifies this defendant among the five people prosecuted for the February 13, 2013 Hancock Air Base blockade. Judge Robert Jokl acquitted all five of disorderly conduct on October 24. The account does not establish a jail duration. Contemporary trial reports.
