Wood v. State

On August 23, 1941, the court passed the following sentence: “That the defendant, J. B. Wood, pay a fine of five hundred ($500) dollars, including all costs of this prosecution, and that the defendant be put to work and labor on the public works of the County of Jackson, or otherwise, as the commissioners of said county may direct, for the space of twelve months to be computed from the date of his delivery. Further ordered that the twelve months public-works sentence be and same is suspended upon payment by said defendant on or before Aug. 30, 1941, until further order of the court.” The…