Fehl v. Martin

On August 15, 1933, Earl H. Fehl was committed to the Oregon state penitentiary under an indeterminate sentence of four years. Subsequently and on May 29, 1936, after having served two years, nine months and 14 days, he was paroled by the governor under certa^. conditions stated in the parole. He now brings these proceedings, claiming that, under section 13-1906, Oregon Code 1930, his term had expired and he was entitled to a final discharge.

That section reads as follows:

“Any person sentenced to serve an indeterminate sentence in the penitentiary may be paroled by the governor upon Ms own…