United States v. Michael Lynn Tyson

Pursuant to an induction notice, Michael L. Tyson reported for induction on June 17, 1971. Tyson was referred to a civilian psychiatrist, Dr. Charles Beall, whose report stated in part: “He is correctly oriented. No hallucinations or delusions can be elicited. Memory, insight and judgment are good.” Dr. Beall concluded that Tyson was “Qualified.” Tyson was then ordered to submit to induction on June 22, 1971, but he refused. He was indicted and arrested; but because of negotiations between his attorney and the United States Attorney, he again reported for induction on July 12, 1973. Tyson…