Selective Service and Amnesty: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure..., 92-2..., February 28, 29, and March 1, 1972 |
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107 ( Criteria for CO Classification ) -- 16. Silard , Bela , " Invalid Conscientious Objector Classification Criteria of Local Board Memorandum 107 : The Asserted Training Requirement ” . 17. Silard , Bela , " Invalid Disruption Rules ...
107 ( Criteria for CO Classification ) -- 16. Silard , Bela , " Invalid Conscientious Objector Classification Criteria of Local Board Memorandum 107 : The Asserted Training Requirement ” . 17. Silard , Bela , " Invalid Disruption Rules ...
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United States ( 1970 ) made it mandatory for a local board to reopen a registrant's classification where the registrant has set forth new facts which , if true , establish a primae facie case for a new classification .
United States ( 1970 ) made it mandatory for a local board to reopen a registrant's classification where the registrant has set forth new facts which , if true , establish a primae facie case for a new classification .
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Part 1611 , Duty to Register ; Part 1613 , Registration Procedures : Part 1622 , Classification Rules and Principles ; Part 1623 , Classification Procedures ; Part 1624 , Appearance before Local Board ; Part 1625 , Reopening ...
Part 1611 , Duty to Register ; Part 1613 , Registration Procedures : Part 1622 , Classification Rules and Principles ; Part 1623 , Classification Procedures ; Part 1624 , Appearance before Local Board ; Part 1625 , Reopening ...
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The registrant may appeal to an appeal board within prescribed time limits , from any classification given to him by local board action . An initial administrative classification into Class 1 - H cannot be appealed .
The registrant may appeal to an appeal board within prescribed time limits , from any classification given to him by local board action . An initial administrative classification into Class 1 - H cannot be appealed .
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Whenever an appeal taken from a loc board's classification by the Director of Selective Service or the State Director of Selective Service , the local board shall notify the registrant in writing of the action , the reasons therefor ...
Whenever an appeal taken from a loc board's classification by the Director of Selective Service or the State Director of Selective Service , the local board shall notify the registrant in writing of the action , the reasons therefor ...
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| Title | Selective Service and Amnesty: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure..., 92-2..., February 28, 29, and March 1, 1972 |
| Author | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary |
| Published | 1972 |
| Length | 671 pages |
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