CERTIORARI

508

Rules of Court as to,
Unnecessary on an indictment
against a Corporation........... 602
Not allowed on appeal from

summary conviction............. 720
CHALLENGE TO GRAND JURY
Does not exist....
(See Grand Jury.)
CHALLENGE

........ 606

To array of Petit Jury....
Principal
For favor
Trial of,.
Elisors or Electors
CHALLENGES TO THE POLLS
Peremptory.

...

By the Crown
By the Accused.......
In case of mixed Jury.
For cause........... ..........
Grounds of...............................................
Trial of,......
In libel cases
Prisoners joining or severing
in,
CHALLENGE

********

631

...................

629
.629, 630
....630, 631
631

CHALLENGED PUBLICATION
(See Libel).
CHANCE MEDLEY

.631, 632

625
626

626

627
627

631
629

(See Self Defence)............. 144
CHANGE OF VENUE.............. 613
CHAPEL

223

(See Place of Divine Worship.)
CHARACTER

Questions to witness, as to, (See
Debate on Perjury).........845, 847
CHARGE (See Judge's Charge.)
CHASTISEMENT

Of child, pupil, or apprentice,
justified, if reasonable..
Immoderate.

34
160

CHEATING

In playing at any game.
CHEQUE

Forgery of.....

...........

396
False pretence by means of....... 320
CHILD

........

When it becomes a human being '41
Omitting duty to supply neces-
saries of life to.....
135, 137
Under two years of age, aban-
donment or omission to take
charge of......
Capability of, for crime. .........8,
Correction or chastisement of 34, 160
Stealing, decoying or detaining.. 221
Receiving, when stolen or de-

.... *****...

137
9

coyed

221

Evidence of, without oath... 636, 785
Under fourteen, carnal know-

ledge of.........

189

Consent of, -when under four-
teen,-immaterial........

Concealing birth of..
Killing unborn....
Causing death of, by frighten-

PAGE
338

177
167
190

148

ing......
Evidence at trial of mother for
murder of illegitimate........... 641
On trial for murder of-verdict
may be rendered for conceal-
ment of birth of ..............................

CHILDBIRTH

Neglect to obtain assistance in.. 166
CHLOROFORM

Unlawfully applying-to facili-
tate commission of indictable
offence

652

170

CIRCUMSTANTIAL Evidence. PAGE.
Violent presumptions. 153
Probable presumptions....... 153
Light or rash presumptions. 153
Compared with direct proof.. 153, 154
Suspicion distinguished from
proof.........

Rules as to.............

Duty of Jury to acquit, in case of
doubt ......

103
307

...... 155

Form of indictment...

CODICIL

...... 103

Building, making, maintaining
or keeping.
Allowing.

CLIPPING
Current gold or silver coin....... 429
CLIPPINGS

Of current coin,-possessing..... 429
Form of indictment......... 484
COACHMAN

154
155

(See Furious Driving). ..... 173
COCK PIT

COCKS

Found in cockpit,-confiscation
of..........

508

21

413
483

455
455

455

6

COERCION

(See Compulsion).......... 12, 14
COGNOVIT ACTIONEM
False acknowledgment of,

421

COIN

**

Offences relating to, ...........422, 434
Advertizing counterfeit...... 485
Meaning of counterfeit token of
value
Meaning of the word "counter-
feil"

39

433

.....................

422

Counterfeiting, or gilding or sil-
vering coin to resemble current
gold or silver coin
Proof of counterfeiting.....
Dealing in and importing coun-
terfeit coin.....

.......

425

Manufacturing current copper
coin, and importing uncurrent
copper coin .....
Copper coin includes coin of
bronze or mixed metal....... 422
Suspected coin may be cut... 425
Seizure of,....
..425, 426
Exporting counterfeit......
426
Making instruments for coining.. 427
Bringing instruments for coining
from Her Majesty's mints, into
Canada .....
Clipping or defacing current
coin, or possessing clippings... 429
Possessing counterfeit coin. 430
Offences respecting foreign........ 430
Offences respecting copper coin.. 430
Uttering conterfeit gold or silver. 431
Uttering light coins, medals, etc. 431
Uttering defaced.
432
Punishment, after previous con-
viction.......

429

.................... ******

432
Forms of indictment..... 484-486
Proof at trial.........
653
Destruction of, by order of Court. 653
Manner of charging a previous
conviction.
........ 590
Consent of Atty, Gen. required
for prosecuting offender on
charge of uttering defaced coin
under Art 470......

517

640

Evidence of coin being false or
counterfeit......
Evidence on proceedings for ad-
vertising counterfeit money... 631
Search warrants....
539

.........................

423
424

424

COMBINATIONS

In restraint of trade........... 457-460
Meaning of Trade combination" 458
By persons, or corporations, to
unlawfully limit the transpor-
tation, production, manufacture
or supply of any commercial
commodity, etc., or to unrea-
sonably enhance the price
thereof, or lessen competi-
tion..

458-459

PAGE.

Special provisions as to trial...... 459
Examples of illegal combina-

tions

459, 460

CONCEALING
Material documents or facts in
proceedings for registration of
title
Property, with intent to defraud
creditors.......
Timber found adrift
(See Secreling)

CONCEPTION

Advertizing, or offering or having
for sale, or disposal, any drug
or article for preventing.....
CONDITIONAL RELEASE
Of first offenders.
CONFESSIONS

.........

PAGE.

555-559

...............

559

................................

And admissions by accused may
be given in evidence......
Admissible, and in-admissible,-
Examples of...
Of an accomplice are generally
not admissible against his ac-
complices.-Exceptions, as to
dying declarations and state-
ments of accomplices in trea-
son and conspiracy.
Evidence of Accused's statement
before the Police Magistrate... 640
In capital cases, render offender
punishable as if convicted on
verdict
...... 760
Must be free and voluntary, to
be admissible in evidence...... 554
Induced by promises, (direct or
implied), or by threats or im-
proper influence, not admissi-
ble....
554, 557
(See Admissions.). 554, 640
(See Accused.)

(See The Canada Evidence Act.)
CONFINEMENT, SOLITARY

(See Solitary Confinement.) 768
CONFISCATION

(See Forfeitures.)
CONJUNCTIVE

Or disjunctive averments in sum-
mary matters......
CONJURATION

(See Witchcraft.)... 338
CONNECTED BUILDINGS
(See Burglary.) ....
CONSENT,-
To infliction of death, on one's
self, unlawful.............................

328

327
308

106

771

534

727

355

35

CONSENT

PAGE.
To surgical operations......... 34, 35
(See Surgical operations.)
Of girl under sixteen, to abduc-
tion, immaterial

219

Of parents or guardians-abduc-
tion of girl under 16,-against 219
Of child under 14,- to indecent

513

*****........

................

.................................. .........

.........

assault, etc., immaterial........ 177
To assault, obtained by fraud... 174
To act, amounting otherwise to
indecent assault,etc,-obtained
by fraud.........
Of Gov. Gen., required to prose-
cute foreigners, for offences
committed in Admiralty juris-
diction......
Of Atty. Gen., necessary in prose-
cutions for
517
Concealing encumbrances... 517
Criminal breach of trust by
trustees.
....325, 517
Obtaining or communical-
ing official information....
..49, 50, 516
Judicial corruption........79, 516
Making or having explosives
58, 517
Ullering defaced coin....432, 517
Of Minister of Mar & Fish., in
prosecutions for sending or
taking unseaworthy ships to
......174, 517
CONSERVATORIES, Gardens, etc.
Stealing plants, fruit, etc., in..... 307
Damaging or destroying plants,
etc., in.......
........... 450

176

CONSPIRACY
PAGE.
Evidence of separate acts of
conspirators done in pursuance
of common purpose......
CONSTABLE

338

..........................

27

5

.....................................

Included in definition of " Peace
Officer
(See Chief Constable). 543
CONSTRUCTION

................

Of acts and documents.... ..... 510
Of references to certain Acts..... 511
CONSTRUCTIVE BREAKING

(See Burglary.)

CONSTRUCTIVE POSSESSION. 285
CONSULAR OFFICER
(See Extradition).
CONTEMPT

(See Disobedience).
(See Speedy Trials).
(See Wilnesses).
CONTRACT

Criminal breaches of, by indivi-
duals, and by companies....... 460
Duty to post up provisions of law
as to criminal breaches of con-
tract......
Penalty for defacing posted copy
of law.....
461

........................................

CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE
Of deceased,-no defence to in-
dictment for manslaughter, 159, 160
CONTUMACY

(See Extradition)
CONVENTION
(See Extradition).
CONVERSION
Theft by.......
CONVEYANCE OF CATTLE
Special provisions as to............ 455
Penalty for Railway Company,
and others violating provisions
as to.........
(See Cattle.)
CONVICTION
May be

For attempt, though full of-
650
fence proved.......
For allempt, though full of-
fence charged............... 650

898

461

...... 895

895

272

456