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Hoffman spoke at colleges and made public appearances throughout the trial (as shown in Sorkins film).
(He would eventually surrender and serve the charge in 1980 before getting an early release.)
He was the founder of one of the eras earliest protest groups, the Vietnam Day Committee.
During the southern civil-rights campaign, he was arrested in Mississippi.
After the Chicago trial, he married and later divorced activist and actress Jane Fonda.
Like Froines, Weiner served as a marshal at the Chicago demonstrations with the Mobe.
According to Hayden, the Northwestern University grad studentspent much of his timein court quietly readingI Ching.
After the trial, Weiner worked for the Anti-Defamation League and raised funding for AIDS research.
Seale later denounced violence and ran for mayor of Oakland in 1973, losing in the runoff.
He also taught political science at Temple University in Philadelphia.
I presided with dignity.
When I felt I had to be firm, I was firm.
Hampton was in the city of Chicago, however, having joined the Black Panthers in November 1968.
Clark received the Gandhi Peace Award in 1992.
Though Stahl would testify against the group, he agreed with them on the issue of Vietnam.
Where we disagreed was [that] I believe in government and they were fundamentally anarchist, he said.
A previous version of this piece misidentified Bobby Seale.
It has been corrected.
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