In Re Wier

Plaintiff in error was sentenced to serve a term of from one to five years for grand larceny by the district court of Fremont county and was received at the penitentiary March 8, 1935. After being made a trusty, he was, on October 3, 1935, released from the penitentiary under parole. After October 28, 1937, he was declared to be a parole violator by the warden of the penitentiary and again committed to prison to serve out the sentence as provided by statute. Upon the claim that by allowing the statutory and additional “trusty” allowances for good time, his sentence had been fully served prior…