Annual Report of the Commissioners of Statutory Revision: Transmitted to the Legislature, March 25, 1898 |
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Page 263
The term “ penal institu . tion " when used in this chapter , means an institution
used wholly or in part for the confinement of persons convicted of crime , held
awaiting trial or the action of a grand jury , detained as witnesses or as civil
prisoners ...
The term “ penal institu . tion " when used in this chapter , means an institution
used wholly or in part for the confinement of persons convicted of crime , held
awaiting trial or the action of a grand jury , detained as witnesses or as civil
prisoners ...
Page 264
Persons charged with crime , or committed for trial , examination , or to await the
action of a grand jury . 2 . Persons convicted and sentenced to imprisonment
therein for an offense other than a felony . 3 . Persons awaiting transportation
under ...
Persons charged with crime , or committed for trial , examination , or to await the
action of a grand jury . 2 . Persons convicted and sentenced to imprisonment
therein for an offense other than a felony . 3 . Persons awaiting transportation
under ...
Page 268
For the separate confinement of persons awaiting the action · of a grand jury or
trial after indictment . 3 . For the solitary and separate confinement of prisoners
under sentence , while such prisoners are not employed as provided by this
chapter ...
For the separate confinement of persons awaiting the action · of a grand jury or
trial after indictment . 3 . For the solitary and separate confinement of prisoners
under sentence , while such prisoners are not employed as provided by this
chapter ...
Page 271
Each keeper shall present to every term of the supreme and county courts having
a grand jury , to be held in his county , at the opening of the court , a list stating : 1
. The name of every prisoner then detained in THE PRISON LAW . 271.
Each keeper shall present to every term of the supreme and county courts having
a grand jury , to be held in his county , at the opening of the court , a list stating : 1
. The name of every prisoner then detained in THE PRISON LAW . 271.
Page 272
Prisoners to be discharged if not indicted . — Within twenty - four hours after the
discharge of a grand jury the court shall cause every person confined in a jail on
a criminal eharge to await the action of the grand jury , who has not been indicted
...
Prisoners to be discharged if not indicted . — Within twenty - four hours after the
discharge of a grand jury the court shall cause every person confined in a jail on
a criminal eharge to await the action of the grand jury , who has not been indicted
...
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| Title | Annual Report of the Commissioners of Statutory Revision: Transmitted to the Legislature, March 25, 1898 |
| Author | New York (State) |
| Published | 1898 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 24 Jan 2008 |
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