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all needful rules and regulations not inconsistent with law for
the effectual carrying out of the provisions of this Act; and to
prescribe the powers and duties of all persons employed or ap-
pointed by said Board.

SEC. 7B. The said Advisory Board of Parole shall each,
receive a salary of fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500) per annum
and shall have power to appoint, and remove at pleasure, not
more than four parole officers for the purpose of carrying out
the provisions of this Act, each of whom shall receive com-
pensation, to be fixed by said Advisory Board of Parole, not
exceeding twelve hundred dollars per annum, to be paid from
the moneys appropriated under the authority of this Act. The
Advisory Board of Parole shall also, in its discretion, appoint
and remove at pleasure other persons to serve as parole officers
without pay. And the said Advisory Board shall have power
to appoint and remove at pleasure a secretary, at a salary not
to exceed fifteen hundred dollars per annum.

SEC. 7 C. The Governor upon giving the notice required by
the Constitution may commute or change any sentence of death,
into confinement in the Penitentiary or in the Maryland House
of Correction, or banishment, for such period as he shall think
expedient; and on giving such notice, he may commute or change
the sentence of any person from imprisonment in the Maryland
Penitentiary, to imprisonment for a like or for a less period in
the Maryland House of Correction. And, on giving such notice,
he may pardon any person, convicted of crime, on such conditions
as he may prescribe, or he may upon like notice remit any part
of the time for which any person may be sentenced to imprison-
ment, on such like conditions without such remission operating
as a full pardon to any such person.

SEC. 7 D. In any case in which the Governor may issue a con-
ditional pardon to any person, the Governor, in the absence of
any provision to the contrary expressed therein, shall be the
sole judge of whether or not the conditions of said pardon have
been breached, and the determination by the Governor, that
the conditions of such pardon have been violated by the person
receiving the same, shall be final and not subject to review by
any Court of this State.

SEC. 7 E. And be it further enacted, That in any case in
which the Governor may release any person by a conditional
pardon and thereafter, on breach of any condition therein, re-