Section 14-3-46 – Bibles and Other Reading Matter.
Section 14-3-46 Bibles and other reading matter. Repealed by Act 2015-70 effective April 21, 2015. (Code 1886, §4616; Code 1896, §4485; Code 1907, §6539; Code 1923, §3635; Code 1940, T. 45, §46.)
Section 14-3-47 – Employment – Authorized; Regulations; Department Authorized to Establish Posts; Camps, etc., for Labor, Discipline, etc., Programs; Limitations.
Section 14-3-47 Employment – Authorized; regulations; department authorized to establish posts; camps, etc., for labor, discipline, etc., programs; limitations. (a) State inmates shall be employed at such labor, in such places and under such regulations within the state as may be determined by the Department of Corrections. The Department of Corrections is expressly authorized to […]
Section 14-3-32 – Federal Prisoners.
Section 14-3-32 Federal prisoners. The Board of Corrections must receive into the penitentiary all convicts sentenced to imprisonment therein by any court of the United States held in this state, and must safely keep and employ them according to the rules and regulations of the institution until the expiration of the term for which they […]
Section 14-3-33 – Delivery of Convict by Sheriff.
Section 14-3-33 Delivery of convict by sheriff. Repealed by Act 2015-70 effective April 21, 2015. (Code 1886, §4610; Code 1896, §4462; Code 1907, §6514; Code 1923, §3610; Code 1940, T. 45, §27.)
Section 14-3-34 – Detention of Convict en Route.
Section 14-3-34 Detention of convict en route. It is the duty of all jailers, on demand of the officer in charge of any convict being conveyed to the penitentiary, to receive and safely keep such convict for the legal charge of feeding prisoners whenever such officer may deem it necessary to have him secured for […]
Section 14-3-35 – Information Regarding Convict; Search of Convict’s Baggage and Person.
Section 14-3-35 Information regarding convict; search of convict’s baggage and person. It is the duty of the Board of Corrections, upon the reception of any convict into the penitentiary, to take his height, name, age, complexion, color of his hair and eyes, fingerprints, photograph, the place of his birth, the county in which he was […]
Section 14-3-36 – Taking Charge of Convict’s Effects.
Section 14-3-36 Taking charge of convict’s effects. The officer in charge of any prison or camp must take in charge any property, money or other thing of value in the possession of any convict at the time of the delivery of such convict to him and shall pay or deliver the same to such person […]
Section 14-3-37 – Removal From Penitentiary When Judgment Reversed.
Section 14-3-37 Removal from penitentiary when judgment reversed. When any judgment of conviction is reversed and the case remanded after the convict has been conveyed to the penitentiary, he may be removed to the county in which he was tried by the sheriff of that county, or his deputy, in the same manner in which […]
Section 14-3-38 – How Sentences to Be Served on Two or More Convictions; Effect of Convict’s Conduct Thereon.
Section 14-3-38 How sentences to be served on two or more convictions; effect of convict’s conduct thereon. (a) When a convict is sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary on two or more convictions, unless it is specifically ordered in the judgment entry that such sentences be served concurrently, such sentences shall be cumulative and shall […]
Section 14-3-30 – Temporary Confinement of Convict Pending Removal; Inmate Developing Medical Condition Which Requires Treatment.
Section 14-3-30 Temporary confinement of convict pending removal; inmate developing medical condition which requires treatment. (a)(1) When any defendant is sentenced to the custody of the Department of Corrections, the judge of the court in which the sentence is rendered shall order the inmate to be confined in the nearest secure jail. Within five days […]