THEODORE R. MCKELDIN, GOVERNOR 1185

for the retaking of an alleged, parole violator shall be
delivered is authorized and required to execute such war-
rant by taking such parolee and returning him to the penal
or correctional institution from which he was paroled.

91H. Whenever a prisoner released on parole is re-
taken, he shall, at the next meeting of the Board of Parole
and Probation at the institution designated for the return
of the parolee, be given an opportunity to appear before
the Board or a member thereof. The Board may then or
within a reasonable time thereafter revoke the order of
parole and terminate the conditions thereof. If the order
of parole is revoked, the prisoner shall serve the remainder
of the sentence originally imposed without credit for the
time spent in the community under parole supervision
except that said Board may, in its discretion, grant credit
for time spent in the community under parole supervision
or for such part thereof as to the Board may seem just and
fair under the circumstances. The Board may again parole
the returned parolee if, in the opinion of the Board, he
merits such consideration.

91-I. In order to promote cooperation and coordination
between the Department of Parole and Probation and the
Department of Correction, the Director of Parole and Pro-
bation shall be ex-officio a member of the Board of
Correction.

91J. Upon a majority vote of its members, the Board
of Parole and Probation may adopt rules and regulations
for the conduct of the Department, the granting, refusal
and revocation of paroles, the discharge of parolees from
further supervision before the expiration of their maxi-
mum sentences, and the making of reports or recommenda-
tions to the Governor in connection with applications for
commutation of sentence or pardon. In the event a parolee
is discharged from further supervision before the maxi-
mum expiration of his sentence, his parole nevertheless
may thereafter be suspended or revoked by said Board for
proper cause at any time during the period of such maxi-
mum sentence, and such parolee may in such case be
required to serve the remainder of his original sentence,
with such credit for time spent in the community since his
release on parole as may be determined by said Board.

9IK. The Board shall maintain a record of its actions,
make an annual report of its work to the Governor, and
make such recommendations for the improvement of its
functions as may be appropriate.

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