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§ 2242 PAROLES AND PARDONS Tit IX, Ch 20
5 A conviction for such contributory delinquency shall not be a bar
6 to the prosecution of such person for any indictable misdemeanor or
7 felony that he may have committed that caused or contributed to the
8 delinquency of such child.
9 Said court may impose conditions upon any such persons found
10 guilty under this chapter. As long as such persons shall comply there-
11 with to the satisfaction of the court, the sentence imposed, or any part
12 thereof, may be suspended, provided that such suspension shall not
13 exceed a period of two years. If, at the expiration of such time, or
14 any time prior thereto, it shall appear to the court that such person
15 has complied faithfully with the conditions imposed, in such event the
16 court may set aside his sentence absolutely and release such person
17 from further liability thereunder. If, at any time, however, during
18 the aforesaid suspension of such sentence it shall be made to appear
19 to the satisfaction of the court that the judgment ought to be enforced,
20 the court shall have the power to revoke the suspension of such judg-
21 ment and may enforce the same, and in such cases the term of his
22 sentence shall commence from the date on which the same is ordered
23 to be enforced. Any person charged with the violation of any of the
24 provisions of this chapter shall be entitled to a trial by jury, if he
25 shall so elect.
[39 G. A., ch. 238, § 2.]
CHAPTER 20.
PAROLES AND PARDONS
SECTION 2242. Board of parole—appointment—secretary.
1 The governor, with the advice and consent of the senate, shall
2 appoint three electors of the state, not more than two of whom shall
3 belong to the same political party, and one member of whom shall
4 be a duly licensed attorney at law, as members of a board to be known
5 as a board of parole. Said members shall hold office, as designated
6 by the governor, for two, four and six years, respectively ; subsequent
7 appointments shall be made as provided above, and shall be for a term
8 of six years, except appointments to fill vacancies, which shall be for
9 the unexpired term. The terms of the members first appointed shall
10 commence July first, nineteen hundred seven, and the chairman of the
11 board shall be the member whose term first expires. Appointments
12 made when the general assembly is not in session shall be subject to
13 the approval of the senate when next in session.
14 A suitable office at the capítol shall be provided for the use of the
15 board, with such furniture and office supplies as shall be reasonably
16 necessary for the use of the same, and such board shall hold at least
17 four sessions each calendar year.
18 The board of parole shall employ a competent secretary. He shall
19 keep records and perform such duties as state agent or otherwise, as
20 shall be prescribed by the board.
[S., '13, § 5718-al4; 39 G. A., ch. 209, § 55.]