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for appearance, or matters relating to the residence or conduct of the con-
victs as may be deemed proper; and if the convict is a minor, the courts
may also make such orders as to his detention in any care or custody as
may be deemed proper.

In all cases where sentence has been suspended by the Court, the de-
fendant shall have the right to appeal to the Court of Appeals in the same
manner as if sentence or judgment had been entered in said case.

This section does not authorize court, in suspending sentence, to impose pay-
ment of monthly fine or penalty. Appeal. Kelly v. State, 151 Md. 99 (decided
prior to act 1927, ch. 60S).

1927, ch. 39S.

577A. Whenever any person shall have been convicted of any offense
in any of the Courts of Record, of this State, having criminal jurisdiction,
and the judge presiding therein shall not have imposed sentence or shall
have suspended sentence generally or for a definite time or shall have
placed the offender upon probation, or shall have made such other order
and imposed such other terms as he may deem proper, and said person
should at any time thereafter be brought before the Court to be sentenced
upon the original charge of his conviction, or for a violation of the terms
and conditions of the order of probation in the case, the judge who may
then be presiding in that particular Court may proceed to sentence the said
person.

578.

Cited in imposing sentence for violation of sec. 139. Simmons v. State, 165
Md. 170.

III.

PLACES OF REFORMATION, AND PUNISHMENT.
House of Reformation.

1935, ch. 366, sec. 1.

591A. The House of Reformation, a body politic and corporate of the
State of Maryland, is hereby authorized and empowered to transfer to the
State of Maryland all of its property, real, personal and mixed, including
its rights, franchises, privileges and immunities, and the Board of Public
Works of the State of Maryland is authorized and empowered and directed
to receive a good and sufficient deed transferring to the State of Maryland
all of said property of the said House of Reformation, provided that the
State of Maryland assume all mortgage liens and encumbrances against
said House of Reformation.

1935, ch. 3«6, sec. 2.

591B. Until the transfer provided for in Section 591A hereof shall
have been fully made and completed, and the obligations assumed by the
State of Maryland as therein directed, the House of Reformation shall
continue to exercise all of its rights, privileges and functions as now
provided by law, the same as if this Act had not been passed.