UTAH VERMONT VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING doned the convict; or the wife been Conviction for felony is ground for Imprisonment for life or for three years or more and actual confinement at the time is ground for divorce. Conviction for felony is ground for divorce. Pardon does not restore conjugal rights. If complaint be filed during term of imprisonment, conviction for felony is ground for divorce. Conviction for felony is ground for divorce. Pardon does not restore conjugal rights. Imprisonment for three years or more is ground for divorce. Pardon granted after divorce does not restore conjugal rights. Imprisonment for life dissolves marriage without judgment of divorce. Pardon does not restore conjugal rights. Conviction for felony is ground for divorce. Pardon does not restore conjugal rights. R. S. 1907, Title 35, C. 3, Sec. 1208. R. S. 1906, Title 17, C. 148, Sec. 3068. R. S. 1904, Title 28, C. 101, Sec. 2257. R. S. 1910, Title 6, C. 12, Sec. 982. R. S. 1906, C. 64, R. S. 1898, C. 109, Sec. 2356. R. S. 1898, Sec. 2355. R. S. 1910, C. 266, Sec. 3924 3. The assumption of innocence is destroyed by means of a criminal record: ALABAMA 1907, C. 191, Sec. 6517. Superintendent to keep records of R. S. convicts, including name, age, place of navitity, county wherein convicted, ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO The secretary of the board of control to keep records of all convicts, including name, nature of crime, county and court wherein sentenced, nativity, degree of education, with an accurate description of person and whether previously confined or not. Superintendent to keep records of all convicts, including names (aliases as well), crime, age, color, height, complexion, color of hair and eyes, marks on person, nativity and number of previous convictions. Warden to keep records of all convicts, including name, crime, period of sentence, nativity, degree of education, an accurate description of person, and whether previously confined or not. Board to keep records of all convicts, including age, term of imprisonment, offense, place of conviction, and pursuits and habits of life. R. S. 1901, Title 56, Sec. 3575. R. S. 1904, C. 123, Sec. 5872. R. S. 1909, Penal R. S. 1908, C. 108, Sec. 4839. FLORIDA GEORGIA ILLINOIS IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MAINE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MISSISSIPPI Superintendent and physician to keep records of convicts, including name, height, age, place of nativity, color, color of hair and eyes, crime for which convicted and length of sentence. Prison commissioners to keep records Warden to keep records of all con- R. S. 1906, Art. 6, Title 4, Sec. 4137. R. S. 1911, Sec. 1219. R. S. 1909, C. 108, Sec. 18. Board of control to keep records of R. S. 1907, Title all convicts. Warden to keep records as to name, age, nativity, nationality and such other facts s can be obtained as to parentage, education, occupation, and early social influences; also weight, stature and health record. Prison clerk to keep records of convicts, including name, crime, period of sentence, nativity, an accurate description of person and record of former sentences. Clerk of the penitentiary to keep register of names of convicts, crime, height, age, sex, color of hair and eyes, and date of discharge. Records to be open to public inspection. Prisoners who have been convicted of a felony, if it be deemed advisable for the purpose of subsequent identification, may be measured and described in accordance with the Bertillon method and their photographs and finger-prints taken. Record of every convict to be kept, including description of person and criminal history and photographs. Convicts convicted of felony shall be measured and described with the Bertillon methods for the identification of criminals. Warden to cause record of all prisoners to be kept, including a description and measurement by the Bertillon system, or such other system as may be deemed desirable for the identification of criminals; also criminal history and photograph to be kept. Records not to be available to the public. Clerk to keep register of all convicts, including name (aliases), sex, race, nationality, place of birth, age, color of hair, complexion, height, weight, dis 26, C. 2, Sec. R. S. 1909, C. 97, R. S. 1909, C. 97, R. S. 1904, Sec. 2854. Laws 1911, C. 5. R. S. 1904, Art. 27, Sec. 584. R. S. 1902, C. 225, Sec. 18. R. S. 1897, Sec. 2147. R. S. 1906, C. 107, Sec. 3628. MISSOURI ΜΟΝΤΑΝΑ NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW JERSEY NEW YORK NORTH DAKOTA tinguishing marks, if any, crime, term Convicts to be examined in the pres- person. Warden to keep record of name, age, Warden to keep records of all con- Warden shall keep records of name, age, sex, occupation, place of birth, crime, date of incarceration and expiration of sentence. Prisoners may, if it be deemed advisable, be measured and described in accordance with the Bertillon method for the identification of criminals, and may have their photographs and fingerprints taken. Prisoners to be examined by principal keeper, clerk and as many deputykeepers as can conveniently attend in order that they may become acquainted with countenance. Record to be kept of name, height, apparent or alleged age, place of nativity, trade, complexion, color of hair and eyes, length of feet, together with such natural and other marks and peculiarities of feature as will serve to identify him. If convict can write he shall sign his name under such description. Superintendent of state prisons to cause all prisoners to be measured by the Bertillon system for identification of criminals. Warden to keep records of all convicts, including name, age, sex, color, height. nationality and each and every other fact, characteristic and condition, natural or artificial, that may in any way tend to aid in identification of prisoner. |