is defined as "an individual who, by the demonstration of persistent
aggravated antisocial or criminal behavior, evidences a propensity
toward criminal activity, and who is found to have either such intel-
lectual deficiency or emotional unbalance, or both, as to clearly dem-
onstrate an actual danger to society so as to require such confinement
and treatment, when appropriate, as may make it reasonably safe for
society to terminate the confinement and treatment." Sentences under
Article 31B are for indeterminate duration, subject to the order of
the Institutional Board of Review or the Courts. The Institution offers
complete medical, psychiatric, psychological, and social casework serv-
ices. In addition the institution is equipped and staffed for complete
academic, vocational, recreational, and religious service.

In addition to patient care, the Institution carries on extensive re-
search studies concerning treatment, diagnosis, education, and related
studies.

Advisory Board for Defective Delinquents

Chairman: Manfred S. Guttmacher, M.D., Professor of Psy-
chiatry, University of Maryland Medical School

Secretary: G. Kenneth Reiblich, Professor of Constitutional

[Law, University of Maryland School of Law

Jerome D. Frank, M.D„ Professor of Psychiatry, The Johns
Hopkins Medical School; Peter P. Lejins, Ph.D., Sociologist,
University of Maryland; James S. Coleman, Ph.D., Sociolo-
gist, The Johns Hopkins University; Paul G. Wolman, Di-
rector, Department of Parole and Probation; Elsbeth Levy,
member of the Maryland Bar, 1966; Francis D. Mumaghan,
member of the Maryland Bar, 1966.

Chapter 629, Acts of 1961 also provided for the establishment of
an Advisory Board for Defective Delinquents. This Board consists
of the professor of psychiatry in the Medical School of the University
of Maryland, or someone designated by him; the professor of psy-
chiatry at the Johns Hopkins Medical School, or someone designated
by him; two competent sociologists from the University of Maryland
and the Johns Hopkins University, one each to be appointed by the
respective presidents of these two institutions; the full-time pro-
fessor of constitutional law at the University of Maryland School of
Law, or if there be no such full-time professor, or if he is unable to
serve, such other full-time professor of the University of Maryland
School of Law as may be designated by the dean of said school; the
Director of Parole and Probation; and two practicing members of the
Maryland bar, with at least five years' experience in the trial of civil
and/or criminal cases, appointed by the Governor each to serve for a
five-year term. The Advisory Board confers with the Director and Staff
of the Institution and gives general consultative and advisory serv-
ices on problems and matters relating to professional and legal re-
lationships of patients confined in the Institution.

Institutional Board of Review

Chairman: Harold M. Boslow, M.D., Director of Patuxent
Institution

Secretary: G. Kenneth Reiblich, Professor of Constitutional
Law, University of Maryland School of Law

Col. William J. E. Keish, Associate Director; Arthur Kandel,
Chief Psychologist; Dr. David Rosenthal, Consulting Psy-
chologist; Dr. Olive Quinn, Sociologist; Elsbeth Levy, mem-
ber of the Maryland Bar.