ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR.                  275

tence first fixed, until the conditions originally or thereafter
prescribed by the Court shall have been fulfilled, but the length
of the entire period shall in no event exceed the maximum
time herein prescribed. The Court at any time may end such
period or, during such period, on written charges preferred
under oath, of violation of any condition of probation, may
issue a warrant or notice requiring the traverser, probationer
or person accused to be brought before, or appear before said
Court, to answer such charges of violation of conditions of
probation or suspension of sentence, and to fix a date for the
hearing of such charge or violation of said conditions. Pend-
ing the hearing or determination of such charge, the person
accused may be sent to jail by said Court, or may be by it
released, with or without bail, as said Court may determine.
If at such hearing the person accused be found by said Court
to have violated any of the terms of said conditions of proba-
tion said Court may revoke the probation granted or suspen-
sion of sentence, and may impose any sentence, to take effect
from its date, which it might have originally imposed for the
crime of which said traverser, probationer or person accused
was either1 convicted or to which he pleaded guilty or nolo
contendere; or if neither conviction nor plea of guilty or nolo
contendere was had, then the person accused may be tried on
said indictment or charge.

351E. Any such person after conviction or plea of guilty
or plea of nolo contendere, may be sentenced at any time by
any Judge then presiding in or assigned to the Criminal Court
of Baltimore, even though such Judge did not preside therein
or was not assigned thereto when the original probation was
granted or the sentence suspended, and any Judge of the
Supreme Bench of Baltimore City presiding in or assigned to
the Criminal Court of Baltimore, before whom any person
charged with violation of the terms of his probation or suspen-
sion of sentence is brought, shall have full power and jurisdic-
tion to hear and determine the matter as fully and completely
as if the case was originally brought before said Judge.

351F. All information and data obtained in the discharge
of official duty by any probation worker or appointee of the
Supreme Bench serving in the Probation Department, from
whatsoever source the same shall be obtained shall be privileged
information and shall not be receivable as evidence in a tri-