Any proceeding in the Supreme Court entitled “In the Supreme Court n in the Central or Northern Court. The particulars of the copy for service shall be at a suitable place called the address of the prosecuting attorney for service, which shall not be more than one mile from the principal office where any process in the case may be left to him.
The articles set out the facts in detail depending on the claimant, and these can be verified by his oath.
APPEALS FROM JUSTICES
References to decimal currency in this Appendix are substituted in accordance with section 7 of the Decimal Currency Act 1965.
PART I-FORMS RELATING TO INDICTMENTS, INFORMATIONS, AND COMPLAINTS Section I.: Formal Parts-
PART 11-SPECIAL FORMS INCIDENT TO PROSECUTIONS BY PRIVATE PERSONS
PART VIII-FORMS RELATING TO APPEALS FROM JUSTICES
FORMS RELATING TO PROCEEDINGS IN ERROR
FORMS RELATING TO ARTICLES OF THE PEACE
FORMS RELATING TO CERTIORARI TO INFERIOR COURTS
FORMS RELATING TO HABEAS CORPUS IN CRIMINAL CASES
An order to the superintendent of the prison, after the appeal was rejected, to release the appellant into custody. Warrant for the Superintendent of Prison where the High Court quashes the order setting aside the sentence of detention of the appellant.
SECTION I.--FORMAL PARTS
TITLEs
Recognizance of sureties for appellant sentenced to pay Notice to appellant sentenced to pay of breach of his Bail Notice for appellant estreat of recognizance Writ to exclude witness before investigator Order for witness to attend court for hearing Appellant's request for additional witnesses Notice to witness for attendance before examiner Certificate of registrar for expenses.
INTRODUCTORY PART
ECTION ~I.---$TATEMENT OF OFFENCES
SEDITION
By making a fraudulent representation to one M.N., then a member of the Legislative Council [or Legislative Assembly] of Queensland, attempted (fraudulent representation) to influence the said M.N. 3.). He was employed in the Queensland Public Service as a clerk (or as the case may be) and by virtue of such employment he was obliged [or enabled] to furnish accounts [or statements] in respect of the emoluments [alleged to have been ] to be paid to himself or to be confirmed by law for the purpose of paying money (or delivering certain goods) to one M.N.]: And that the said A.B.
SECTION 11 1
Indicate the holding of elections, as in form no. 56, and continue: in which election voting was done by ballot: And that A.R. a) took [or tried to take] a ballot paper from a polling station in use in said elections;. He pretended to be an elector and was offered to vote at said election, and, being then legally required to make a declaration before voting, knowingly made a false declaration to the effect that (emphasize the substance of the false declaration), whereas actually (truth state). Willfully made a false written statement to the registration court for (and others as above) regarding his qualification (or the qualification of an M.N.) as a voter of the said constituency, which was then in review by the court in question, to the effect that (etc.
ELLING AND TRAF~CKING IN OFFICES
ELATING TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
ESCAPES: ESCUES: OBSTRUCTING FFICERS OF COURTS
Kept [or maintained or employed] one M.N., who was then a felony offender and unlawfully at large, as the said A.B. Pronounced counterfeit gold or silver] coin, which was evidently intended for a current coin called a sovereign (or as t f, e example may be, as in form No. 103): And that the said A B. And that the said A.B. then knowing that the said tool [or &e.] was so adapted and intended.
QFFENCES RELATING TO POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS
By falsely pretending [or declaring] to some Q.R., Postmaster [or an officer (or employee) of the Post and Telegraph Department] that the said AB. By threats [or by force] obstructed [or attempted to obstruct] one E.F., a minister of religion, while lawfully officiating in a place of religious worship [or while performing his duty in lawful burial of the dead in a cemetery (or as the case may be)]. Assaulted [or arrested, under pretense of carrying out civil proceedings], one E.F., a minister of religion, who was then, as the said AB.
IL-OFFENCES AGAINST
NUISANCES: ISCONDUCT RELATING TO CORPSES
Having under his control a piece of land near a public highway on which a factory was erected (or as the case may be) from which large quantities of polluted water were discharged, omitted without reasonable cause or excuse to prevent the said water from floating over the said highway: for the reason thereof (&c. Being master [or physician] of the ship Mary, so lately arrived from beyond sea, neglected [or refused] to give to one E.F., an officer employed in the public service of Queensland in this behalf, certain information which he was required by law to give to the said E.F. Fraudulently destroyed [or fraudulently taken from a Queen's warehouse (or as the case may be), as their lawful place of.deposit ( or detention) ,] certain goods, namely [two qaser opiym], which were then liable to duty, and which were deposited [or detained] in a [or said Queen's warehouse (or as the case may be) for the purpose of securing payment thereof.
AND AGAINST THE
Unlawfully and with intent to injure [or enrage] one E.F., caused poison [or noxious thing], namely strychnine (or as the case may be) to be administered [or taken] to the said E.F. the master [or mistress] of one E.F., his [or her] servant [or apprentice] who was then under sixteen years of age and for whom the said A.B. Illegally deserted E.F., a child under two years of age, the life of the said E.F.
IBI.--ASSAULTS
ASSAULTS ON FEMALES: ABDUCTION
Went through the marriage form with one M.N., who was then the legal one E.F. was during the, life of the said C.B. 1.). One E.F., a child under the age of fourteen years, forcibly [or fraudulently] taken away [or enticed] [or detained] with intent to deprive one G.F., the parent [or guardian]. Being a parent of one E.B., a child under the age of fourteen years, and the said E.B. to be able to maintain, intentionally and without legal or reasonable reason, the said E.B.
STEALIMG
Because he was not a member of either House of the Queensland Parliament, unlawfully wrote [or spoke] and published about and concerning an E.F. Q Stole (etc. as in the previous form), and to steal the same he opened a locked room [or box or cupboard or desk (or as the case may be)] by means of a key [or chisel (or as the case may be) )]. Stole (&e. as in the previous form), which was then recently accepted by the said A.B. with the indication that the same should be applied as a subscription to the B. hospital [or paid to a 6.H. p.) Stole (hc. as in the foregoing form), being the proceeds [or part of the proceeds] of a valuable security then recently received by the said A..
STEALING WITH VIOLENCE: EXTORTION BY THREATS
One E.F., with real violence stole a watch (or as the case may be), the property of the said E.F. And that A.B. had the same in his possession for the purpose of committing an indictable offence. e) Found with a masked [or tanned] face [or found masked with a false beard (or as the case may be)]:. And that the said A.B. had his face so disguised [or blackened] [or was so disguised] with intent to commit an indictable offence. v) Found in a warehouse (or as the case may be), the property of an E.F., during the night: And that A.B.
V,-~BTAINING PROPERTY BY FALSE PRETENCES: CHEATING
Pretended to an E.F., by virtue of a pretended skill in [or knowledge of some occult science, to discover where [or in what manner] certain goods supposed to have been stolen [or lost] may be found.
ROPERTY STOLEN OR FRAUDULENTLY
FRAUDS BY TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS OF COMPANIES AND
CORPORATIONS: FALSE ACCOUNTING
Intentionally and unlawfully (etc. as in preceding Form) [and] with intent thereby to damage the said mine [or obstruct the operation of]. p.) Willfully and unlawfully destroys [or damages] (or as the case may be) a machine relating to [or used with] a mine, the property of one E.F. 4.). Willfully and unlawfully destroys a rope (or as the case may be) used in [or used in a manner (or work) relating to (or used with)] a mine, the property of one E.F. r. Willfully and unlawfully removes [or disturbs] a wall [or piling or embankment (or as the case may be)] used to secure (or as the case may be) an embankment from the sea [or for the securing of a work belonging to a port (or as the case may be) or for securing a work used for purposes of navigation (or for loading (or unloading) goods).
FORGERY AND EH= OFFENCE
Without lawful authority or excuse made [or signed or executed] for [or in the name of or for among others] one E.F., a document purporting to be a promissory note (or as the case may be) [or a writing purporting to be ( &c. as the case may be)], with the intention thereby to defraud. Made a counterfeit trade mark purporting to be the trade mark of an E.F., with intent thereby to defraud [or enable other persons to defraud]. Falsely represented himself to be an E.F. who was then dead], with intent to defraud.
ATTEMPTS AND
Mixed with certain butter (or as the case may be) to which a mark has been affixed [or for which a certificate has been issued] under the authority of the (name of the Statute by its short title or by the year and number) for the purpose to indicate its quality [or to indicate that the same has been examined (or approved) by (or under the authority of) an inspector appointed by the Government of Queensland (or, as the case may be) on behalf of that ], other butter (or etc.) that had not been so examined [or approved].
ENCES: CONSPIRACY: ACCESSORIES
Done at , I personally served I.J., the other guarantor of the said Mr. Y., with the said judgment [or order] and allotment, giving (&e.
ELATING TO ARTICLES OF THE PEACE
After reading the articles of peace entered in this case on &c., and the rule herein stated at &c. and after questioning Mr.
PART VI.-FORMS RELATING TO CERTIORARI TO INFERIOR COURTS
While this Court [or the Honorable Mr. Justice C.] has issued a writ directed to [or another person having custody of A.B.] commanding him to have the body of A.B. before the said Court [or before Mr. or a Judge) in Divisions] at the Supreme Court House, Brisbane [or Rockhampton or Townsville],. immediately [or on the day of The paper attached to this declaration of mine and marked A is a true copy of said summons. We therefore command you to receive the said A.B. from the said warden of our said prison at R., and cause him to be detained in our said prison at under safe custody until he is to be handed over from there according to the law.
ELATING TO APPEALS JUSTICES
Sch. f.1 THE CRIMINAL LAW PRACTICE RULES OF 1900 Sch. f.9 139 and conviction on the basis of which he was thus committed and detained], and further to be dealt with according to the law: and then you have this wnt. 140 §eh. f.1 THE CRIMINAL LAW PRACTICE RULES OF 1900 Sch. f.2 said State) for a violation of the provisions of the part of the law (or, as the case may be, describing the law or regulation under which the offense was created), and by the said conviction it was held that the said C.D. shall forfeit and pay, etc. condemnation for such offence), and shall also pay to the said A.B.
EATING T
I (name of Attorney-General), Attorney-General for Queensland, refer the following point(§) of law arising at the said trial to the Court of Criminal Appeal for consideration and opinion thereon:-. I hereby inform you that the Judge of the Court of Criminal Appeal has (a) leave to appeal;. And since the Court of Criminal Appeals has this day dismissed the said appeal, you are hereby ordered and requested to receive the said immediately.
RELATING TO PROCEEDINGS IN
PART VI.--FORMS RELATING TO CERTIORARI TO
