Petition to Judge Madge Bradley to serve Harold Brown's jail sentence, 1964

Petition to Judge Madge Bradley to serve Harold Brown's jail sentence, 1964

After Harold Brown's arrest for trespassing and willful violation of a temporary restraining order at the Bank of America demonstrations of summer 1964, members of the community petitioned to each serve a day of his jail time. The community determined that "any legal offense for which he was convicted was committed for the good of humanity and in the spirit of a law that transcends man's local, prevailing statutes.

1964

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MS-0436-001-008-003

8.5 inches X 11 inches

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