Nastasi v. State

Claimant was originally convicted of robbery in 1929, and given a five to ten-year sentence. He was subsequently paroled, declared delinquent and returned to prison. While in prison he was indicted by a Federal grand jury for counterfeiting, a crime of felony grade, and on November 26, 1934, granted parole to meet the Federal warrant, with instructions to again report when released from custody. Claimant pleaded guilty in the Federal court, and after serving a three months’ sentence, returned to New York State on March 13, 1935, and reported to the parole authorities. On October 6,1936, he…