828                              LAWS OF MARYLAND                       CH. 457

CONSECUTIVE TO THE TIME TO BE SERVED ON THE
ORIGINAL TERM, UNLESS EXPRESSLY ORDERED TO
the contrary by the judge imposing such new sentence. If the crime
is committed in another state, the Board of Parole and Probation shall
file with the warden or superintendent of the penal institution in
such other state in which such paroled prisoner may be confined in
penalty thereof, a declaration of violation of parole to serve as a
detainer upon his release from such institution.

124.

(a)   Whenever the circuit court of any county, the Criminal Court
of Baltimore City, or any court of limited criminal jurisdiction,
including, but not limited to the Municipal Court of Baltimore City,
any people's court or any trial magistrate, shall suspend the sen-
tence of any person convicted of crime, and shall direct such person,
to continue, for a certain time, or until otherwise ordered, under the
supervision of the Department of Parole and Probation, it shall be
the duty of the said Department to supervise, when so requested by
said court, the conduct of such person and to ascertain and report
to said court whether or not the conditions of such probation or
suspension of sentence are being faithfully complied with by such
person.

(b)  The parole officers AGENTS of the Department shall provide
the judges of said courts with presentence REPORTS or other investi-
gations IN ALL CASES WHICH MAY INCLUDE COMMITMENT
FOR TWO OR MORE YEARS, unless WHEN requested by any
judge not to provide such services in any case or cases. SUCH
AGENTS SHALL ALSO perform such other probationary services
as the said judges may from time to time request.

125.

The State's attorneys in the several counties and the City of Balti-
more are hereby required to make and transmit to the Board of

Parole and Probation and the warden of the penitentiary, or other

penal institution to which the prisoner may be sentenced, a resume
DEPARTMENT AND THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION A
RESUME of the facts and evidence adduced in each case tried in the
circuit courts of the several counties of the State, and in the Criminal
Court of Baltimore City wherein a verdict of guilty was found, and a
sentence of one year or more has been imposed, so that the Board of

Parole and Probation and the warden of the penitentiary or other

penal institution to which the prisoner may be sentenced may have
EACH DEPARTMENT MAY HAVE on file an abstract of each case
in which application for parole may be made under provisions of
this article.

126.

In order to promote cooperation and coordination between the
Board and Department of Parole and Probation and the Department
of Correction, the Chairman of the Board of Parole and Probation and
the Director of the Department of Parole and Probation shall be ex
officio members of the Board of Correction.

126A.

NOTHING IN THIS SUBHEADING OR THE SUBHEAD-
ING "BOARD OF PAROLE" SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO