§ 40-22-114. Transmittal of Papers and Recommendations to Governor
In case the board of parole recommends to the governor that the prisoner be pardoned and finally discharged, it shall file the papers received from the trial judge, together with its recommendation attached thereto, with the governor, a sufficient time before the next term of court at which the prisoner is required to appear, to […]
§ 40-22-115. Notice of Governor’s Action
When the governor acts on the application, the governor shall communicate the governor’s action to the board of parole, which shall at once transmit to the judge of the court where the case against the prisoner is pending the action of the governor.
§ 40-22-116. Entry of Parole or Pardon
The judge of the court, in either case, shall cause to be made a minute entry in the judge’s court, reciting the facts and discharging the prisoner, if pardoned, and if paroled, reciting the conditions of the parole and the length of the parole.
§ 40-22-117. Construction of Chapter
This chapter shall be liberally construed, and nothing in it shall be construed as seeking to impair the pardoning power of the governor, or the duties of the board of parole in regard to the paroling of prisoners not inconsistent with the spirit of the chapter.
§ 40-22-106. Execution of Sentence in Absence of Parole or Pardon
In case the governor does not act by pardoning the prisoner, or the board of parole by paroling the prisoner, by the first day of the next term of court, then it is the duty of the judge to put into execution the sentence and judgment of the court, by delivering, or causing to be […]
§ 40-22-107. Entry of Pardon or Parole — Discharge of Bond
Should the prisoner be pardoned or paroled, it shall then be the duty of the court to show the facts by proper decree and discharge the bond taken for the appearance of the prisoner as provided for in § 40-22-105.
§ 40-22-108. Supervision Pending Application
It is the duty of the department of correction, upon receipt of the pleadings in the case, together with the recommendations of the presiding judge, as provided in § 40-22-103, through the probation and parole officer, to look after the welfare of, and have charge of and keep in communication with, the prisoner, thus on […]
§ 40-22-109. Parole or Recommendation of Pardon
When it satisfactorily appears to the board of parole that a prisoner, whose sentence has been suspended as provided in § 40-22-102, has led an exemplary life and behaved in a manner and for a period of time that leads the board to believe that the prisoner is reliable and trustworthy and that the prisoner […]
§ 40-22-110. Maximum Term of Parole — Power to Pardon Unaffected
Where the prisoner is granted a parole by the board of parole, the parole shall not be in length of time beyond the minimum penalty of the prisoner, and shall not affect the power of the governor to pardon the prisoner.
§ 40-22-111. Notice of Grant of Parole
In case the board of parole grants the prisoner a parole, as provided in §§ 40-22-109 and 40-22-110, it shall at once communicate with and transmit to the judge of the court where the case against the prisoner is pending its action and the reasons for granting the prisoner a parole.