A Digest of the Reported Cases (from 1756 to 1870, Inclusive,) Relating to Criminal Law, Criminal Information, and Extradition

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BAIL.

1. Felony, 610.

2. In Misdemeanors and other Cases,
611.

Coining, (concluded.)

16. When Offence complete, 97.
17. Evidence, 98.

18. Previous Conviction, 98.
19. Validity of Convictions and Com-
mitments, 99.

20. Conveying Coining Tools or Coin
from the Mint without Authority,

99.

21. Power to seize Counterfeit Coin and
Coining Tools, 99.

22. Apprehension of Offenders, 99.
23. Prosecution and Trial of Offen-
ders, 100.

24. Punishment of Offenders, 100.
25. Costs of Prosecution, 100.

26. Actions against Persons acting in
pursuance of the Statute, 101.

CONCEALMENT OF THE BIRTH OF
CHILDREN.

1. The Offence, 101.
2. Indictment, 104.
3. Evidence, 105.

CONSPIRACY.

1. The Offence, 105.

2. Trade Combinations, 107.

3. Parties Indictable, 109.

4. Indictment, 109.

Costs.

5. Particulars of Overt Acts, 113.

6. Evidence, 113.

7. Trial and Verdict, 117.

8. New Trial, 118.

12. Counterfeiting and uttering Foreign
Coin, 89.

2.

eral, 2.

14. Unlawful Possession of Base Coin,
Filings or Clippings, 93.

For Libellous Publications, 2.

15. Uttering, 94.

(a) What are, 2.

(b) Who entitled to, 3.

Criminal Information, (concluded.) | Evidence, (concluded.)

(c) Necessary Affidavits, 4.
(d) Proof of Publication, 4.
(e) Form and Validity of In-
formation, 5.

(f) Justifying Publication, 6.
(g) Costs, 7.

4. Against Magistrates, 7.
(a) Grounds, 7.

(b) Time of Application, 9.
(c) Notice of Application, 9.
5. Sending a Challenge, 10.
6. Against Parish Officers, 11.
7. In Other Cases, 11.

8. Application for Information, 13.
9. Time, 13.

10. Affidavits, 13.

11. Other Points of Practice, 15.
12. Costs, 16.

13. Conviction, 16.

15. Evidence of Identity, 574.

16. Privileged Communications, 574.

17. Evidence of other simil r Offences,
18. Previous Conviction, 576.

19. Maps or Pluns, 578.

20. Letters, 578.

[576.

21. Proof of Handwriting, 579.
22. Proof of Documents by attesting
Witnesses, 579.

23. Notice to produce, 579.

24. Production and Inspection of Doc-
uments, 580.

25. On other Points, 580.

See ABDUCTION, 35; ARSON, 45;
BIGAMY, 65; BURGLARY, 81;
COINING, 98; CONCEALMENT
OF BIRTHS, 105; CONSPIRACY,
113; EMBEZZLEMENT, 138;
FALSE PRETENCES, 167; FORG-
ERY, 225; LARCENY, 304;
MURDER, 371; PERJURY, 411;
NIGHT POACHING, 391; PRIN-
CIPALS, 30; RAPE, 432; RIOTS,
442; ROBBERY, 449; THREAT-
ENING LETTERS, 466.

1. Statutes, 173.

2. What is Forgery, 174.

3. The Instrument, 176.

(a) Bunk Notes, 176.

(b) Bills of Exchange and Pro-
missory Notes, 182.

(c) Cheques, 188.

(d) Do uments purporting to be
m de Abroad, 189.

(e) Court Rolls, 190.
(1) Debentures, 190.
(1) Deeds or Binds, 190.

(b) Evidential Instruments, 191.
(1) Exchequer Bills or Bonds,

INDICTMENT, 473.

See ABDUCTION 35; ARSON, 44;
ASSAULT, 53; BIGAMY, 64;
BURGLARY. 79; CONSPIRACY,
109; CONCEALMENT OF BIRTHS,
104; MALICIOUS INJURY, 321;
EMBEZZLEMENT, 136; FALSE
PRETENCES, 164; FORGERY,
215; LARCENY, 298; MURDER,
370; NIGHT POACHING, 390;
PRINCIPALS, 29; PROCEDURE,
473; PERJURY, 403; RAPE,
431; RIOTS, 441; TREASON, 000
ROBBERY, 419; THREATEN-
ING LETTERS, 465.

JUDGMENT AND SENTENCE.

(1) Warrants, Orders, Under- OF
takings, Requests and Re-

cripts for Goods or for
Money, 201.

(11) Wills, 212.

(v) Instruments o'herwise desig
nated, 213.

4. Obtaining Property upon Forged
Instruments, 214.

LARCENY AND RECEIVERS.

1. What amounts to a Taking, 232.
(a) General Principles, 232.
(b) On Sale or Purchase of
Goods, 238.

(c) By a Trick or a Fraud, 240.
(d) On Breach of Contract to
sell, 243.

(e) By Hirers of Property, 244.
(f) From Baiees at Common
Law, 244.
1245.

(g) By Bailees at Common Law,
(h) By Pawning Property, 246.
(i) Means of facilitating or de-
tecting Larceny, 247.

(j) In Case of Lost Property,

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