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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1969
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by Sue Pettey
Nebraskan Staff Writer
Assistant U.S. District Attorney,
Duane L. Nelson .Thursday, denied
that the Stephen Abbott draft indue
tion case was in any way a test case
prosecuted simply to dissuade other
potential "draft dodgers."
Nelson said that he considered the
case, which he prosecuted, as merely
another criminal case and believed
that the outcome of the trial was
right. He had objected to the defense
Exposal that Abbott be allowed to
dcivilian work in the custody of
a probation officer because it would
lessen the deterent effect that the
lenience might have on other young
Jnen.
The observed that the effect of a
Conviction is- an example of the
'deterent power of punishment" and
that this certainly was not singular
Jo the Abbott case.
Nelson added that while Abbott was
tot used as an "example", it was
Jo be hoped that others would consider
the serious repercussions resulting
Jrom refusal of induction.
; A recommendation from Nelson that
Abbott be sentenced to two years in
fjriswn--was based on the idea that
two years was the minimum time re
quirement for the armed services, and
tijjit Abbott should serve as least a
term of that lenffth.
3J.S. District Judge Robert Van Pelt
clarified an earlier statement that the
cSirt would have to take into account
th effect of the sentence imposed
on --Abbott because of the large
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that Abbott
test case
number of young men objecting to
the draft.
He observed that "one of the
purposes of punishment is its general
effect on people, sometimes called
deterents to crime. If a fellow can
resist the draft and get off without
anything happening to him, then
everyone will start resisting the
draft."
Van Pelt told Abbott that he can
modify Abbott's sentence within tlhe
next 120 days, and that any modifica
tions would be based on proposals
for civilian work made by Abbott.
He said that the nature of the work
Ideas presented would be important
in his decision. Some conscientious
objectors are serving in non-combative
positions such as medics in
Vietnam, and proposals of such work
would be taken under advisement
because of the danger and the evident
seriousness on the part of the objec
tor. However, Van Pelt added that Ab
bott had indicated that he was unwill
ing to work under military
supervision.
He emphasized that he was not
aware if Abbott was planning such
proposals and that there was no
guarantee that they would be granted
even if suggested.
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The occupation of buildings at
Columbia University, "to be
transformed into a mass movement,
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prestigious university, but also served
as a worthwhile example of what to
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The disturbances at the Democratic
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dists victory for their cause.
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