Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-29
ACT 90.
AN ACT
PROVIDING FOR THE PAROLE OF PRISONERS.

PRovIDING FOR THE PAROLE OF PRISONERS.
BE Enacted by the Legislature of the Territory of Ha,ca
SECTION l. Any person who is may hereafter be
confined in Jail prison in the Territory except those per-
hereinafter excepted, who has served the minimum
provided by law for the crime for which he has been convicted
be paroed by the Governor for the remainder of his
upon the written recommendation of the Board of Prison In
spector for the Judicial Circuit within which such person
confined and be allowed under parole outside of the build
ngs and enclosures of such Jail prison The Boards of Pr
Inspectors of the Territory hereby empowered and d
reced to make rules and regulations under which such prison
be parced and such rules and regulations shall into
effect when approved by the Governor.
SECTION No parole shall recommended by any Board
OF Prison inspectors unless appears such Board that there
Is strong and reasonable probability that the prisoner con-
ceed will live and remain liberty without violating the law
and that his release not incompatible with the welfare of
society," unless such recommendation is endorsed and an.
proved by ority of such Board No parole shall in any
event be granted convicted of murder first or
second degree eon who has been convicted an,
Jurisdiction of felony other than that for which he is being
punished
SECTION 3. Any person when parole shall be and re-
main in the legal custody and under the Board of
Prison Inspectors for the Judicial Circuit within which has
been confined subject to all rules and regulations made by
such Board provided in this Act and further subject to be
taken back to the prison Jail from which he has
at any time until the expiration of the term for which he
sentenced Each Board of Prison Inspectors hereby fully
empowered to enforce the rules and regulations made by
prescribed by this Act and to reake and remprison
son paroled its recommendation whenever satisfied that such
has violated any of such rules and regulations The
written order of such Board certified by its Secretary
reced to sheriff police officer in the Territory shall be
sufficient warrant for any such officer authorize him take
into custody and such prison Jail any paroed p
and hereby made the duty of all such officers
cute such orders like other ordinary criminal process Any
paroed prisoner reaken and remprisoned shall be
fined according his unexpred portion of his
term and the time during which he has been parole
shall not be counted part of such unexred portion
his term.
SECTION 4. prisoner, other than those excepted from
the provisions of this Act confined upon than
tence he may be paroed when he has served equal
the aggregate of the minimum prescribed by for the
crimes for which he is being punished and he shall be subject
to the provisions of this Act until the expiration of term
equal to the aggregate of the under which he
confined
SECTION This Act shall take effect from and after the
date of its approval
Approved this 26th day of April, A. d.. 1905.
G. II. CARTER,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.