Tho Houournble PATHICR RFAL, Esquire, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of our said Colony;. The Hononmble VIRGIL POKER, Esqnm, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of our said Colony;. The commission has decided. . The Commission adjourned until Tuesday, the 14th instant, at 10:30 in the morning... is our Lord Justice Chubb, His Honor the Lord Justice. The commission discussed.
His Honor Mr. Justice Chubb 13;s Honor Mr. Judice Rcal His Honor Mr. Justice Porrer Commission freed. Your Honor Mr. Justice Chubb His Honor Mr. Justice Red His Honor Mr. Justice Power The Colonmission deliberatentcd. . That commission was adjourned till Jriday, the 12th instant, at 11 a.m. His Honor Mr. Justice ChubbB. His Honor Mr. Justice Power I H i s Honor Judge Miller a i s Hoiiour T u d p Mansfield James How,zrd Clill, Esquire.
A BILL
PART 1.-INTRODUCTORY
Offenses procured or advised by persons from Queensland Offenses procured in Queensland to be committed from Queensland. Person not to be punished twice for the same offence. Application of Codc in respect of offenses wholly or pmtiallp committed in 13. CHATTER IV.--PUh‘IS~BhIEKTS. Offececs by pmtners md inembers of compnnies with respect to partner- Liability of husband and wite for o r cfencea committed by either with respect.
Crimes by chairman8 during elections Failure to answer questions during elections Violation of confidentiality during elections Breaking the seal of packages used during elections Misdemeanors during elections when voting is done by post.
Prevention of escnpe 01% iwcue after arrest .. amp;amination of person of accused8 in custody . . . .Prevention of breach of the peace. Pt~blislling 01' will attempt to publish data documents in order to :18R. Linldity of propicto?, ptblidier, niid eclitoy id. Procedure for charge of an offense committed after previous conviction Defense of '&uth ii defamatory matters must be specially stated.
Effect of Assessment summary of value of conviction property: Appropriation for indictable offenses subject to fines.
PART I.-TNTRODUCTO%Y
The term I' sumnayy conyiction” means SLImmal4Jr COLLIVICTION Tenn “telcgrqh” includes :L tt:l(:plioiic ; .. before two judges in petty sessions ; .. tliiiig seiit with Ld~g~“aph” mtLn illid . iuclucle any written or printed or in part tvrittcn :wid parlly 1)riiztctl 4 nlesskLge ~ 1 e f i ~ e r ~ c l 2Lt EL i~1:lcg~ap11 o~ficc or posi ollicc for t~aiisiiii ishioii 1)y electdo tclcgrapli, or dclivcrecl or p 1) w er l Col. The term "uncorroborated testimony" does not mean $8 testimony that is not supported by some material by other evidence implicating the accused person.
Buy a person who violates the decisions of a proclamation of the Governor in his name. 0) it is not possible to permanently record the owner of the thing; . ifi) It is all intended to convince every person who has a special ability regarding such properties. Each ps o n wlio kills any animal that can be stolen with rem to steal the skin or carcass, or any part thereof. s k k or carcass, is guilty of a crime and liable for the same 35 pLmiRhmeBt as if it had been stolen.
Solicitation O Y threLI;1 loved or ~ n a d c t o y person as an inducement to service or permission, their admission of any of the oll’eiicw forcsaicl. Any person found in any circumstances (a) armed with any device or offensive weapon or No prosecution for any of the offenses * defined in this section shall be commenced except by direction of the ;L Crown Law Officer,.
011 reasonable is guilty of ail offmcc, unless, in tlie lnttci* case, he proves that he legally comes into question by the part of the skin or c~wcms; and he is liable on snuzivarian conviction to a iine of twenty pounds. If civil proceedings have taken place against any person in connection with any act done by him which is an offense for any of the provisions of this chapter, he cannot be prosecuted thereafter € or the same cause, as for an offence, on the complaint of the person by whom. 5 a d safo 'LISC of the railway, or uiiln.rv€ully shows any light or signal, or deals with iziiy cxifitiug light or signal on or near tlie ~ililmay, is guilty of a crime and is liable to in prison with hard labor for life, pvitlr or without .cvhippiiig, -vvllich may be inflicted oncc, twice or thrice.
The offender shall, on such summary conviction, be liable to imprisonment for six months for hard labour, or to a fine of an amount equal to the amount of the injury penalty, to be determined by the judges, and twenty-five pounds in addition. O P tlic indchtness of the Government of Quecnslailcl or oC tllo Oovcrnmcat of' any of H e r Majcsly's dominions, 011. Any person who knowingly as and for a livelihood and eitcotirn1 rlocueient any document having any law 60 authority has been or is revoked, canceled or suspended, or .. whose operation has ceased by the lapse of time, or by death, or by any other event, is guilty of an offense of the same nature and liable to the same failure as if he had falsified the documont.
Uses or knomiugly lias i in his possession or clisposes. of, any papc~' on which the mrholo or any part of the ordinary contents of any such document as aforesaid is written or printed. is guilty of a felony and liable to rigorous imprisonment lilboJou1: 60 for fourteen years. It is a defense to a charge of the office set forth in this 40, ioii to prove that the person charged had no intention of concealing it. the state of his affairs or deceive. rclatiag i o his property or affairs, is guilty of a misdemeanor, ancl is. 811 bankrupt, receives any property from a bankrupt, or fails to 4 6 smart to the trustee of the estate oE bankrupt any property forming part of the bankrupt's estate, is guilty of a misdemeanor and liable to imprisonment. hard labor for three years. iWc&hg lilctse QJuiin in Insolvemy.
Any person who attempts to commit a, crimc of any other Itincl i s lialde, if no othcr pnishment is proyidecl, t o n, p n i s h m c u t 10 lig .lo half of the grcntcst punishment which an offender. Any person who becomes m i accessory after the fact to a 26 misdemeanor, or to any offense of such nature that the other may be sentenced on summary conviction to irnpi%oamenL with or 1:. without hard labor for one year, is guilty of a misdemeanor and liable to a puuishruelzt equal to one hal of the largest penalty to which tho principal oBencler is liable on conviction.
Upon an indictment cliargiiig a person with procuring the
Any person committed in consequence thereof, who has made such application to be brought to his t i i d, :mcl mho is not brought to trial at the second Sittings after his trial, is ciititlcd to be. was prcscilted in :LnJr Court agalnsi n11g person who was not coruinit,tcdfoi* t y i d or kept on the boil on the cllarge set forth in the incIictmcnt, aud the :w.xscil porsoll i~. not, I-,rooqI~t t o trial Ivitdiin a perw nfter the chargesL are prose11itcd, I ,'7. the Coopt may, on the application of the accused person or any 0-l'. tile accused persons, if inore than one, anthorisc him to bring 011 t l l ~ trialj and he nlay hring on the trial accordingly, unless j i i tllc incan- time the Court is informed that the Crown will not fartlier e i l. The Court before which an indictment is presented can in any case, if it thinks fit, postpone the trial of the accused. A trial may be served at any period of the trial, Tvhetlier o, jury is or is not sworn, and vliether evidence ]Ins or hns not 26.
When the trial OP a pewon c h q c d mitli an offense either at n later sitting of the Sanie Court or before another CoLirt. At the time appointed for the trial of a person, he shall be notified in 1 open court of the offense with what he is charged with, as stated in the indictment, and shall within 50 plead the indictment, and to say whether hc is guilty or not guilty of the charge. He may have been eonvickcd for the offense with which he is charged, or almady bceii convicted of an offense for which he could be convicted after sentencing.
At the conclusion of the evidence for the prosecution, any of the persons charged, if there be more than one, may, by himself or by his counsel, empanel an independent jury for the purpose of opening the trial whatsoever. iiitciidecl to be nclducecl for the rlefeiice, then .. l i 0 1 e of tllc cvii!ellcc is givcii kan sgaiii ncldrcss t,lio j~iify ay)on tlic n'llolc. If the cvidouce is known and the person or persons concerned, as the case may be, have addressed the jury, it is the duty of the Conrt to impose the law applicable to the cnsc, with such comments L ~ O U the evidence as the Court. The illegality of the proceedings is not affected by such disobedience, but if the fact is discovered before the judgment is pronounced, the Court may, if it is of the opinion that such disobedience is likely to result in a fair trial of the charge. , may dismiss the suit, and may direct that a new jury be sworn in during the sound sessions of the (Jourt, or may adjourn the trial.
30 . often investigate the following fact: if he pleads guilty, or if he is convicted at trial of the next crime, the lie must be confirmed, and not before, even though he has been previously convicted as alleged in this judgment. In response, before judgment is passed, he must make a statement as to his conviction in the previous conviction or convictions, and in that case the judge is required to inquire before the same court as to the previous conviction or convictions. time they con-. During the hearing it became clear that the Gonrl had discovered all possible changes to the indictment that he could have previously allowed.
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