Tyrrell

Tyrrell v. United States

Good Law
191 F.2d 731
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitSeptember 17, 195112991California305 words

Opinion

Opinion

The issue here for bail is whether there is a substantial question of error in the failure of the local board to incorporate in the appeal record Tyrrell’s statement of the religious character of his unpaid services on a ranch owned and operated by Christ’s Church of the Golden Rule. The pertinent regulation is: “Sec, 1626.13(a) Immediately upon an appeal being taken to the appeal board by a person entitled to appeal, the local board shall prepare the Individual Appeal Record * * * in duplicate, attaching the original to the inside of the registrant’s Cover Sheet * * * and placing the duplicate copy in the local board files. The local board shall carefully check the registrant’s file to make certain that all steps required by the regulations have been taken and that the record is complete. If any facts considered by the local board do not appear in the written information in the file, the local board shall prepare and place the file a written summary of such facts.” (Emphasis supplied.)

We think that the failure of the local board to summarize in writing Tyrrell’s testimony regarding the religious character of his ranch work and to place it in the file to be used by the appeal…

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