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 515 rzrw 18.-·—·{3'BJMINA.L con me United States and is conneed in execution ot  jud ment M saclfcosnvlction ln any>U¤1¤d°&¤tes pmltentlaryw o prism, for a  mm or   ot our one year, or te me term ethk   lite, whose reeerd otcphdect chow that he has &ied  oi sew Mutation, and who, sentenced fer a ,d€BBiS6 term, has mmd oaethird of the tot of such term or tame for which he wsa aeatencu, or, it se weeed for the term o!~hB.¤atm·a1 life,    not le mea, etteea years, may be   on parole aspherelnatu ppevlded. (Jem I5. 1910, e. 887, -·\ 1, 36‘ Stat. 819; Jae. 2 ]913,€.9,37S§L“6,)·      _ ‘ l 715. Sane; boards H p•reIc;_nectiaga.—-—The superlnteade pt prleom et the  ot Justice, and the wardm an physician oi omh United state;   shall eopatltu A eoardof-parole tortsuch prbon, which ahall wtahlishfrul me Atterincy  chief clerk otauch prison she be clerk of said board oi panole, md meetings shall. be he et each wiser: as often as the regulations of such b9a1‘d,sht provlde. Ia every  —a prison other than a_ l Unltl States penltwtiary his `oeed for the coaanmout ot such prlac ers it shall he the dllf! ot the Attorney G@ra1 todedma whe cmcera oi said prison who, wther with the super! tendent of m·i@ shall eons¤tutc’mh hoard for said priso (June l%,~ 1910, c._ 887, I 2, 36.8tat. 819.)  - —, _‘ ‘ 716. Sane; · aghcattoe ter pame.·-err it mm; appear saltlboard`otparolafromareportby thepr@__o¤cers" such prison or epoh  by a. prl@ for release 4 parole, that   la a reasonable   that auch app cant will llre aah remain at   wimmt?vlolating‘the_1a1 and it in   M the     knot theo: petlhle w@ the welfare ot society, then said hard et ,par¤ mar m its dlacretloh authorise the release o£.s¤ch¤ applica onpazm, aud heahall be allowadte goou parole outsltle paid   and., b   of the hoard, te return his hom, won   term aad;   lucledlag person reports from nach `parded person, as said board ot parole ah: prescribe, and to   while on parole, in   legal cuatoe _ and `mmer ·the·eo¤trol`oI~the wardm or such prlsoh from wht · paroled, and eatll the cxplradeon- ol   termor   spe fied lh his aehte_11ce,» leaa auch good time allowance as is may- hermfter be provided for by law; and the said boa shall, in every mrole, ix me limits .o!-the residence of ti l¤B?€¤¤ "Nrohd, which limits may thereafter be changed. the discretion ot theboerd. `No rc1ease_o¤··parole shall I comejgperatlre until the tlhdlhga el the board of parole and the terms hereof shall have been approved by the? Attom 2 ,, General or the United States. `(J:mc.25,.·1910, c., $87, { 3, \ Stat., 819.) · — _. — X j ‘ “ 717; Sane;  of patolcgwarrant for rctaking pri · oher}-——»·I£tthe wardm of the prtaen oz penitentiary trom wh! said wlwr was paroled or said board of parole or-ahy mex ber theme! have reliable l.Hfo!l\\§tl0B’u18.t‘lZh9 Elton has violated _ his mrole, then sald warden, at lil! time with the term or t@ ot the prlmnefs sentence, may issue I warrant to my emcer h a!ter authorised to Aiochte t same, for the metaklu ot com prism. (June -25, 1919, 387, {4, 36 mat. w,)  ·   J ·  I ` ` _718·#Suae:  amhorlscd to execute warrant; q l l·*··A¤y ¤&m of said prison  ._FQ6¤‘al omeorauthe ized to    within the Uilitdit States, whm se& warrant tshall be delivered, la aumrlaedaud 1 A quired to execute such warrant hg taking meh mlsoner sa retamlagcbtn toaald  ¤m mwlhed in aa  warrant thereto:. All neenaaary expenses  ln, the ta mintstrauea ot thla chapter shall be- paid oatot theappn Dfiatioa for tha prlaoa ln coauctton with www such exper • · \ ·
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ly 4ND GRIHINAL PROCEDURE § 722 eg- was incurred, and mob appropriation is hereby made availer able therefor. (June 25, 1910, e. 387, Q 5, 38 Stat. 820.) ‘ or 719.* Same; action by bond on issue of warrant; revocation vs of parole.--At·.tl1e next meeting bt the board of paroleheld at if sach prwon after the leaning ot a warrant ter thelretaking al ot any paroled prisoner, said hoard ot parole shall be notliied 11+ nthereot, and if said prisoner ehall have bean" returned to mid ss prison, he shall bepgiven an opportunity to appmr before mid er hoard of parole, and the. said board may then or at any time I3, in its discretion revoke the order and teréinate auch parole or Y modify the = terms and conditions thereof.; It nach order oi nt parole shall be revoked and the parole so terminated, the said. ad prisoner shall serve the  of the sentence originally te imtw; and the time the prisoner was out on parole shall es not be taken into aceonnt   diminish the tim 1'or'.v#hieh he of was   (June 25, 1910, c. 381, $*6, 88 Stat. 820.) _ — all 729. Sane; parole oloer forrwch pedtentlary; supervision ld of psroled prisoners by “nar¤hb,¢—-Each   ot parole shall 111 appoint a parole omeer for =the penitentiary over which it has ed jurisdiction. Subject to the direction. _ am_ control of each vn- board, ltshnll be the duty of n¥& oBoerto nid paroled pris- .to onera in securing employment and to visit and exercise superrn-, vlsionoyer themtwhile on parole, and  oécer shah have »¤. each anthority and ‘ perform nach other duties as the board ot; t parole may direct. The mlaryot each parole omcer shall be to hxed by the bodrdnf ·poro1e,' but shall not exceed $1509 per of. annmn, which, together with his actual and t at »    e traveloh   wkn • ed by   shi! he paid out li-_ ··ot the appioprlation for the  ot the penitentiary; rs, »to_wh1ch>ho is assigned, wh1® a@pristion is haeby made an- available for the pnrpoia Ia adéttm _ to md: parole omcers ria  snpuvision ot‘p•rol•d_. U .;. . » : pay alaohe derolved npon Ht the United States  wMn_the`boar¢l of prole may deem 0f it _ (Jane 25, 1910; e. »@7, { 'Z', 36 Stat. %.) to 721. Some; lg¤·•un¢te•<p¤·  to   mianl oners.-—5·It shall be the duty ot tm viarden ot the prison to Lll_ turnwr to any ands. all mroleh  the. gratuities, G!  of clothing, hlhaporfatieh. Abd Q ih mom}; tk ch 6•msport¤tion tarnished. shall be to ’ the place to which the ci- paroled pri®ner has elected  go; with the approval of the or. bard of parole. The warden of the prim wm £ es these rd gratnltim lshereby anthortzed to charge the actual com ot tho. he same la his accounts ;.agalnst.th»e United States.; When any in such paroled prisoner ahnll have  Baal discharge, >¢· whilohe is ami from such prison; heahaglg entltledto. no arf further hgratnlties provided for `éscharged t nero under exe! t law. _ (June  1910, e. 887r { 8» 36 Stat. @9.) r 86 ‘ 722. Sante; United &ate• ‘ prisoners in State- refornatories; .  Wim"   laws.-Q-Wli@ever any person haa`_ been conft- victedot any oHen&= against the United States which is punishchg able by imprisonment, and 'has been sentenced to imprisonnment ~ me and li coimned therefor, an any retormatory institution ot any ker State in accordance with peeoa 705 of this dtle, or. other laws lin of the United Statw, then lt such State has laws for the parole ais" ot   comxnitted `to snob institutions by the courts ot he that State;. such person ronyieted ot any ohense against the c. United Stateaahall he eligible to p•rok_on thehsame terms and conditions and- same anthority   snbkct to recom- Q- inlttsl for violation of each parole in the same manner, as peré ar- nom committed to·snch`lnstitntions by the conrts of eaid State. to hand the laws of paid State relating to the parole ot prisoners ro- and the supervision thereof in auch lnstltntions are hereby ad adopted and made  apply to persons committed to snch instilid tutiona for   against the United States. The necessary nd- cost ot parole. and supervision ot anon prisoners, to the State ro- where auch institution is located shall he-paid by the United l me States out of the appropriation for the rapport ot pfieoners \.