United States v. Ronald Glen Currier

Appellant was convicted after a non-jury trial of refusing induction, thus violating 50 U.S.C. App. 462. He seeks reversal on several grounds; none has validity.

He first claims deprivation of due process in failure to properly consider his alleged medical disabilities, homosexuality and high blood pressure. Although he checked the affirmative box next to homosexual at his 1965 examination, he was nevertheless then found qualified, and at his reexamination in 1970 he did not even check this box indicating either recovery from or invalidity of his original claim. The claim of high blood…