AGGRESSION- foreign, by subject of peaceful state, 47 AIDER AND ABETTOR— is a party to and guilty of offence, 28 principals in second degree defined as, 31 presence at commission of offence may be actual or constructive, 37 participation in act necessary, 32 in suicide, 33 unlawful combination, 33 seconds to duel, 35 may be tried before principal is convicted, 35 AMENDMENT-Continued. examples of, 836 test as to prejudice by, 837 statute allowing to be liberally construed, 839 decisions on the statute, 841 warrant in first instance for, on preliminary inquiry, 635 in one district for offence in another, 637 APPRENTICE- correction of by master, 27 duty of master to provide for, 143 punishment for neglect, 144 remarks on enactment, 145 form of indictment, 147 evidence on trial against master, 147 assault by master on, 151 form of indictment, 152 producing near, or aiming at, Her Majesty, 49 unlawful drilling to use of, 59 carrying or selling, 65 selling or giving to minor, 66 having on person when arrested, 66 possessing with intent to do injury, 67 legal carrying of, 67 refusing to deliver, when attending public meeting, 68 coming armed near meeting, 68 sale of, in North-west Territories, 69 And see OFFENSIVE WEAPONS. of wrong person, justified, 15 without warrant, by any one of person found committing offence, 17 for major offence committed by night, 17 without warrant, by peace officer, or person found committing offence, 17 without warrant, by any one, of person found committing offence by night, 18 during flight, 18 statutory power of, not affected, 18 necessary force in making, 19 production of process or warrant if required, 19 notice of cause of arrest to be given, 19 consequence of failure to produce or give notice, 19 by peace officer, for major offence, necessary force to prevent escape, 19 by private person the same, 20 by any one for minor offence, the like, 20 preventing escape or rescue in major offence, 20 in minor offence, 20 of deserter, resisting execution of warrant for, 50 form of indictment, 257 without warrant, for what offences lawful, 616 ARREST-Continued. for contempt of court, 623 time, place and manner of, 624 And see WARRANT. ARREST OF JUDGMENT- formal defects, none for, 701 motion for, 852 ARSON- setting fire to buildings, etc., 558 remarks on, 558 attempt to commit, 563 form of indictment, 563 setting fire to crops, trees, etc., 564 attempt, 564 setting fire to forests, etc., 565 form of indictment, 565 threats to burn, 565 ARTICLES OF THE PEACE- estreating recognizance for, 953 necessary in theft, 320, 338 ASSAULT- self-defence against unprovoked, 22 provoked, 23 provocation may be by blows, words or gestures, 23 in defence of moveable property, 24 real property, 25 on person entering on property under claim of title, 26 with intent, is an attempt, 43 on the Queen, 49 in committing piratical act, 75 definition of, 252 indecent, on females, 252 form of indictment, 252 with intent to commit sodomy, 253 indecent on males, 253 consent of children under fourteen, no defence, 253 occasioning actual bodily harm, 253 form of indictment, 253 AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS-- with intent to commit indictable offence, 254 form of indictment, 255 on public or peace officer in execution of his duty, 254 form of indictment, 255 evidence at trial, 255 with intent to resist or prevent apprehension, 254 form of indictment, 257 ATTEMPT- act done with intent to commit an offence is an, whether or not commis- sion is possible, 42 sections of code relating to, 42 remarks on, 43 to assault Her Majesty, 49 to induce person to take unlawful oath, 71 form of indictment, 71 to influence member of municipal council, 82 |