INDICTMENT-continued. count for previous conviction, 333 joinder of defendants, 334 cases in which time is limited for preferring, 334 how drawn up and indorsed, 335 before the grand jury, 346 finding of grand jury, 347 consequences of being thrown out, 348 Vexatious Indictments Act, 348 INDICTMENT BEFORE HOUSE OF PEERS, 286 INDIVIDUALS, offences against, 146 INDORSEMENT, fraudulently inducing, 236 forging, 253 INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, 450 INFANCY, when exempts from criminal responsibility, 26 three ages to be considered, 26 infancy of witness as a ground of incompetency, 393 INFORMATION, definition of criminal, 335 other uses of the term, 335, n. information ex officio, 335 example of, 336 information by Master of the Crown Office, 337 proceedings, 337 how tried, 337 process on, 353 INFORMATION IN SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS, 474 INFORMATION ON PENAL STATUTE, compounding, 95 INJURE, attempt to, the Queen, 54 INJURY TO PROPERTY, 263: v. MALICIOUS INJURY. INN, disorderly, 136 INNUENDO, in libel, 111 INQUISITION OF OFFICE, 325: v. CORONER. INSANITY, an exemption from criminal responsibility, 20 varieties of, 21 partial or total, 21 INSANITY-continued. permanent or temporary, 21 three stages in the history of, 21 the existing law as declared in M'Naughten's Case, 22 medical evidence, 23 trial in cases of, 24 is a bar at any stage to further proceedings, 25 appearing at arraignment, 361 reprieve, if after judgment, 459 insanity of witness, a ground of incompetency, 393 INTENT in larceny, 206 in false pretences, 235 in malicious injuries, 267 INTENTION an essential of crime, 12 contrasted with will, 12 determines whether an act is criminal, 13, 15 though not the sole gauge of liability, 16 INTERROGATION OF PRISONER, 391 INTIMIDATING PARTIES OR WITNESSES, 91 INVASION, procuring foreign, 55 INVITO DOMINO, in larceny, taking, 200 INVOLUNTARY, meaning of the term, 12 IRRESISTIBLE IMPULSE, 23 IRON: v. METAL. ISSUE: v. GENERAL ISSUE. J. JERVIS'S ACTS, 474 JOINDER OF COUNTS: v. COUNTS. JOINDER OF Defendants, 334 JOINT OWNER, larceny, &c., by, 204 JOINT STOCK BANKING COMPANY, goods of, ownership, how laid, JOINT TENANT, larceny by, 204 JOURNEY, offences committed on, where tried, 343 JUDGES, slaying the, 51 at assizes, 290 at the Central Criminal Court, 295 bail by, 322 JUDGMENT, 433 arrest of, 433 postponed, 433 where defendant is not before the court, 433 how given, 434 reversal of: v. REVERSAL. JUDGMENT OF MAGISTRATE on summary conviction, 479 JUDICIAL SEPARATION AFTER ASSAULT, 18 JURIS PRESUMPTIO, 422 JURIS ET DE JURE PRESUMPTIO, 422 JURISDICTION, plea to the, 365 JURORS: v. JURY. JURY, contempt of court by, 99 trial by, 373: v. EMBRACERY; Grand Jury; Petty Jury. when trial by jury may be claimed, 467 JURY OF MATRONS, 459 JUSTICE, PUBLIC: v. PUBLIC JUSTICE. JUSTICE OF PEACE: v. MAGISTRATE. JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE, 149 in execution of criminal, 149 by officer in execution of duty, 150, 168 in prevention of crime, 151 in cases of rape, &c., 151 distinguished from excusable homicide, 152 JUVENILE OFFENDERS, 468 KEEPING THE PEACE, K. security for, 275, 280 forfeiture of recognizances, 278, 280 recognizances, general or special, 280: v. SECURITY. KILLING, animals, 272; v. HOMICIDE. Knowledge: v. Carnal Knowledge; Guilty Knowledge. L. LABOUR: v. HARD LABOUR. LAND: v. REAL PROPERTY. LAND TRANSFER ACT, 1875, LARCENY, definition of, 189 simple and compound distinguished, 189 severance, &c., makes personal goods, 191 trees, 192 plants, &c., 193 deeds, &c., 193 choses in action (including cheques, &c.), 193 deer, 196 hares and rabbits, 196 fish, 197 oysters, 197 dogs, 197 horses, cows, sheep, &c., 198 killing animals to steal carcass, skin, &c., 198 the value of the thing stolen, 198 grand and petty larceny, 198 ownership of goods, how laid, 199 the wilfully wrongful taking possession, 199 if claim of right, no felony, 199, 206 actual taking, 199 constructive taking, 200 where the right of property, as well as of possession, is parted authority of servant to part with property or possession, 201 ring-dropping, 201 LARCENY continued. narrow line separating larceny from false pretences, 202, 232, where the possession is obtained lawfully and bonâ fide without in cases of bailment, 202 where the delivery does not alter the possession in law, 203 bare use does not divest of possession, 204 the taking must be of another's goods, 204 larceny of things found, 205 the taking physically regarded, 205 attempt, 206 animus furandi, 206 larceny distinguished from trespass, 206 need not be lucri causâ, 207 servants taking master's corn, &c., 207 counts for distinct acts of stealing, 208, 332 verdict of embezzlement on indictment for larceny, and vice versâ, 208, 226 place of trial, 208, 342 punishment, 209 after previous conviction, 442 in case of tenant or lodger, 209 of clerks or servants, 209 larceny distinguished from embezzlement, 223, 248 of goods in process of manufacture, 210 from vessels, docks, &c., 211 from wrecks, 211 by those in the public service, constables, &c., 211 stealing from the person, 215 in relation to post-office, 216: v. DWELLING-HOUSE; verdict of larceny on indictment for embezzlement, and vice on indictment for false pretences not acquittal because it count for receiving may be added, 220, 332 small larcenies and embezzlements, 470 |