The Attorney General's Survey of Release Procedures: Digest of federal and state laws on release proceduresU.S. Government Printing Office, 1939 1. Digest of federal and state laws on release pocedures.--2. Probation.--3. Pardon.--4. Parole.--5. Prisons. |
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... probationer violates the terms of his release and is in- carcerated in a State prison for a crime committed while on probation.38 Revocation . The maximum period of probation cannot exceed 5 years . During that time the court may revoke ...
... probationer violates the terms of his release and is in- carcerated in a State prison for a crime committed while on probation.38 Revocation . The maximum period of probation cannot exceed 5 years . During that time the court may revoke ...
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... probationer has violated any of the terms or conditions of his probation . A revocation on the broad ground that the probationer's conduct has not been good is adequate ; " conviction of an offense committed subsequent to the grant of ...
... probationer has violated any of the terms or conditions of his probation . A revocation on the broad ground that the probationer's conduct has not been good is adequate ; " conviction of an offense committed subsequent to the grant of ...
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... probationer under his supervision and he is required to investigate and report on any case which the court may refer to him . Complete records must be kept of the work , accounts must be kept and monthly returns made of all money ...
... probationer under his supervision and he is required to investigate and report on any case which the court may refer to him . Complete records must be kept of the work , accounts must be kept and monthly returns made of all money ...
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... probationer has been very marked , the probation may be terminated and the probationer discharged . Usually action favorable to the probationer takes the form of requiring him to make less frequent reports or of eliminating certain ...
... probationer has been very marked , the probation may be terminated and the probationer discharged . Usually action favorable to the probationer takes the form of requiring him to make less frequent reports or of eliminating certain ...
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... probationer's term any probation officer may without a warrant or other process rearrest any probationer under his care and bring him before the court.20 The court , if it has reason to believe that the person placed on probation has ...
... probationer's term any probation officer may without a warrant or other process rearrest any probationer under his care and bring him before the court.20 The court , if it has reason to believe that the person placed on probation has ...
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amended application for parole appointed arrest attorney authorized bation board of parole board of prison Code Ann commission commissioner commutation commutation of sentence conditional pardon conduct Const constitution court crime criminal defendant district duty eligible for parole Elmira reformatory ex rel execution of sentence executive clemency felony filed final discharge forfeiture good-time deductions Governor grant parole hearing held Ibid imposed imprisonment indeterminate sentence inmate investigation jail judge jurisdiction legislature maximum Michie minimum sentence minimum term misdemeanor N. Y. Supp offense Opinions Att'y Gen pardoning power pardons and paroles parole board parole law parole officer penitentiary period power to grant prior probation law probation officer probationer Procedure punishment recommendation Recommitment record reformatory released on parole reprieves restored revocation revoked sentence law served Stat statute statutory superintendent supervision suspend sentence suspension of sentence tence tion trial warden