draft evasion

It is not known how far monitoring and punishment of draft evasion takes place.

Draft evasion was not a criminal offense under Canadian law.

A number of dual citizens have been arrested for draft evasion during the war.

Dempsey went on trial during 1920, accused of draft evasion.

Draft evasion only accounted for about 4% of the total inducted.

The extent of draft evasion is difficult to determine.

The Justice Department also investigated more than 80,000 draft evasion cases.

In 1973, he won a draft evasion trial on basis of conscientious objection.

The war left a domestic legacy of drug use, draft evasion and general disenchantment with the military.

Right away she referred to the draft evasion arrest.

- Morris did not play in the series due to his arrest for draft evasion.

He was convicted on May 18 of draft evasion and sentenced to two years imprisonment.

The jury was supposed to stick to the courtroom evidence, and the draft evasion arrest hadn't come up.

Draft evasion, as a criminal act, is generally considered in a negative light amongst the majority of the Israeli public.

Harris was arrested in July 1969, and convicted of draft evasion, a federal felony.

In fact, Western analysts believe that due to draft evasion, the military is already smaller than that.

Draft evasion, while still rare, is not as unheard of as it once was.

Military desertion and draft evasion are inherently tied to the foundation of state authority.

Goodwin was killed in a wilderness area near Cumberland while on the run for draft evasion.

June 20: Muhammad Ali is found guilty of draft evasion.

The law was applied to subsequent draftees and those serving prison terms for draft evasion.

Draft evasion is an intentional decision not to comply with the military conscription policies of one's nation.

Persons charged with draft evasion face penalties ranging from fines to five years in prison.

To young voters demanding his position on penalties for draft evasion, he quotes Camus.

By one estimate, the bribes amount to $50 million a year, making draft evasion a flourishing cottage industry.