The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-07-29

PENDANT but for the staying of the execution
of the sentence. Upon entry in the records
of the court of the order for such proba-
ton, the defendant shall be released from
custody of the court as soon as the require
ments and conditions required by the board
OF control have been properly and fully
met
Section 4734f The board of control
shall appoint and employ one or more OIL
GERS to be known as field officers represent
ing the state prison and the state reforma-
tory, who shall carefully look after the
welfare of ali persons paroled from sald
institutions after a period of Imprisonment
therein or prior to such Imprisonment un-
der section 3 of this act.
Section 4734g. Whenever it appears to
the state board of control that a person
placed upon porbation as aforesaid does
not conduct himself in accordance with the
rules and regulations Of the board OF con-
troll with reference to persons paroled by
them, a field officer representing the state
board of control may upon it's order with
out warrant or other process arrest said
person, and either bring MIN before the
court for sentence upon his former convic-
ton, which shall then be imposed and not
stayed by the court, or If sentenced to any
penal institution, convey him to said in
stitutfon, and the board Of control may
after a full investigation and personal
hearing because of such conduct forthwith
terminate the probation and cause said per-
son to suffer the penalty of the sentence
imposed. Any person under probation who
has violated the conditions of his probation
shall under order Of the board of control be
subject to arrest In the same manner as in
the case of an escaped convict In all cases
of such termination of probation the orig
inal sentence shall be considered as be-
ginning upon the first day of imprisonment
in the institution to which he is sentenced,
and no period of probation shall be de-
Quoted therefrom.
Section 4734h Whenever 1t is the judg-
ment of the board of control that person
on probation has satisfactorily met the con-
ditions of his probation. they shall cause to
be issued to said person final discharge
from further supervision provided that the
length Of such period of probation shall not
be less than the minimum nor more than
the maximum term for which he might
have been imprisoned.
shall issue his warrant upon the state
treasurer to pay from the general fund
the salaries and necessary expenses Of the
field officers upon presentation Of item1zed
vouchers properly approved by the state
board of control. In the same manner shall
be paid the salaries and expenses of the
parole officers of the industrial school for
boys and the Industrial school for girls.
Section 4734j. In all cases arising either
under the statutes or under any municipal
ordinance where the penalty provided for
the offense charged Is that the defendant
be imprisoned in jail, workhouse, house
of correction, penal or reformatory insti-
tuition other than the Wisconsin state prison
or the Wisconsin state reformatory for a
period less than one year, or that the de-
PENDANT be fined and committed until said
dne be paid, for a period less than one
year, the court at It's OlScreIiOu may SuS-
pend the Indignant or sentence or stay the
execution thereof, and. place the defendant
on probation and in charge of probation
officer named in said order for such per-
iod Of time, not exceeding the maximum
penalty provided, and upon such terms and
conditions, including payment of any fine
imposed, as 1t shall determine, SO that said
defendant, In proper cases, may be given the
opportunity to pay the fine, II one Is I'M
posed, within reasonable time; provided,
however, that upon payment Of the fine be-
ing made, Judgment shall be satisfied and
the probation ceased.
Section 4734k In all cases of probation
provided for In section 4734j Of this act,
no order for probation shall be Issued unless
the court designate some suitable person to
act as probation officer in such case, and
he shall make written reports to the court
at designated periods, not less than one
each month, concerning the conduct of any
probationer in his charge. Said probation
officer shall be entitled to necessary ex-
penses in the performance OF his duties,
and. for causes hereinafter named, may,
without warrant or other process, at any
time until the final disposition of the case,
rearrest any person placed In his care and
bring him before the court, or the court
may at it's discretion issue warrant for
the rearrest of any such person, and may
thereupon revoke and terminate such pro-
baton, If In the interest of Justice requires,
or if the court shall have reason to believe
from the report of probation officer, or
otherwise, that the probationer is violating
the conditions of his probation, or Is engag-
proper associates, or is leading vicious
life. Upon such revocation and termination
the court may thereupon pronounce SEN
tence on the former conviction, or II SEN
fenced issue commitment on the sentence or
judgment at any time within the longest
period for which the defendant was sem
fenced or might have been imprisoned,
whereupon the sentence or Judgment shall
be in full force and effect, and the person
shall be delivered over to the proper officer
to serve the same. and no period Of pro-
h9 considered g thereof.
or deducted therefrom. The court shall
have power at any time, after the termina-
ton of probation, to again parole the de-
PENDANT and stay execution of Judgment or
sentence on the same terms and conditions
as it could originally have done, and it
may at any time when the ends Of justice
will be subserved thereby, and when the
good conduct and reform Of the person so
held in probation shall warrant it, term
mate the period Of probation and discharge
the person so held. and In all cases, If the
court has not seen fit to revoke the order
of probation, or discharge him from Gus
tody. the defendant, at the end OF the term
of probation, shall be discharged from Gus
tody, and said judgment or sentence be
deemed fully satisfied.
Section 4734l. In all municipalities
where there is now or hereafter may be
established police court, the council shall
by ordinance provide for the appointment
of one or more persons to be known as
probation officers, who shall devote all nec-
essary time to the interests Of the persons
placed under probation, and, upon the order
of the police court, investigate the circum-
stances of any case that may come before
said court for final action. Said probation
officers shall be appointed by the police
court and serve at its pleasure, and shall
receive such compensation as the council
shall by ordinance prescribe. In case a
member of the police department Is ap-
pointed probation officer, he, shall have the
privilege of returning at any time there
after to the active service In such depart
ment, and to the same rank and standing
as he held at the time of appointment as
probation officer, provided, however, that
this section shall not apply to counties in