Mark T. Riley

Released
Gender:Male
Era:1970s
State:California
Time Imprisoned:
5 Months
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Biography

Mark T. Riley was a Vietnam-era war tax resister associated with Sacramento Meeting who was imprisoned at Terminal Island after altering his W-4 withholding form.

NWTRCC’s 1971 court-history entry lists a six-month sentence and a $500 fine for Mark T. Riley, while separately recording five months actually served. The year identifies indictment or initial court appearance, not the admission date. The fine is a monetary penalty, not additional custody, and neither the imposed sentence nor the table’s rounded month total sharpens the existing unknown custody endpoints. NWTRCC court history.

Case

Charges: Filing a false or fraudulent W-4 withholding form in war tax resistance
Sentenced: 1972
Released: 1972
Sentence: Friends Journal reported completion of a six-month Terminal Island sentence in1972. NWTRCC separately records five months actually served. Exact sentencing, admission and release dates are unverified.

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