DEFINITION OF-
Magistrate
Mails.......
Manslaughter
Military Law.............. ........................ .........................
Miscarriage......
Mischief..
Model..
Municipality
Murder..
Newspaper.
Night.....
Non culpable homicide..... ....................
Offensive weapon.
Outlawry
Ovum
Owner
Peace officer....................
.................... .......................
Perjury
Person
Post letter..
Post letter bag.
Post office......
Premature labor ........................................................... 192
7
7
5, 703
56
5
Prison.....
Prize fighting
Property
Public officer
Publishing
Piracy.....
5
............................................
Public Magistrate.
Rape......
Riot......
Robbery
Sedition..
Seditious conspiracy
Seditious libel...............................................................
Seditious words
*.***..
Seduction
Self defence.............. ................ ................ ...........................
Sketch...
Superior Court of Criminal Juris-
diction......
6
Territorial Division..............6, 703
Testamentary instrument.....
Theft......
............................... ...
..........
Trade Mark............ ................
Treason................................... ..........................................
Trustee........................................................ .......................
Unlawful assembly
Vagrant
Valuable security.
Warrant (in relation to extradi-
tion)......
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PAGE. DELUSIONS
..772, 909
7
146 DEMANDING
4
192
.434, 435
49
4
..148, 149
Wreck............
Writing..
DELIRIUM TREMENS
222
72, 73
536
536
543
185
51
339
67
39
Resisting arrest of........
Concealing or assisting...
Enticing soldiers or sailors to
desert......
Enticing Militia or N. W. Mount
ed Police men to desert.......
66 DETAIN. (See Abduction)
48
66
66
49
217
108
144
49
DETAINER. (See Forcible Entry). 55
DICE. (See Cheating at Play.)
(See Gaming.)
DIES FOR COINING
Unlawfully making, etc............ 427
895
Witchcraft............................................... 338 DISABLING
7
(See Riolous destruction.)
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Of persons abroad may be taken
under a commission............. 636
Of sick persons may be read in
evidence at trial.................. 637
On preliminary examination may
be read at trial..................... ................ 638
Of persons dangerously ill may
be taken under commission.... 635
Accused entitled to inspection
and copies of...
In Extradition proceedings........ 898
In proceedings under the Fugi-
tive Offenders' Act.......... 913
616
DESERTERS
Persons suspected of being, may
be arrested
6
272
413 DIRECTORS (See Body Corpo-
rate)....
.........325, 326
(See Bank)............... .297, 298
DISABILITIES
43
6
51
125
Of Public officials, etc, convicted
of certain offences.82, 84, 767, 768
A person, with intent to commit
indictable offence........... 169, 170
DISCIPLINE
(See Electors.)
EMBARGO
Breach of,-excused by necessity 13
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHS
Injuries to.......
ELECTRIC LIGHT
Breach of contract to supply..... 460 EVIDENCE
ELISORS
EMBEZZLEMENT
Merged in general term, theft.... 273
EMBRACERY
.........
Definition of
Corruption of juries
Juror accepting any bribe.........
EMPLOYERS AND WORKMEN.
(See Intimidation.)
ENDANGERING LIFE........
(See Mischief.)
ENGLAND
Offences against laws of....... 8, 513
ENHANCING
Prices by combinations in res-
traint of trade............... 458, 459
ENTICING
762 ESCAPES AND RESCUES
Escape
Away child......
Soldiers or sailors to desert.......
Militiamen and N. W. Mounted
Policemen to desert..........
(See Forcible Entry and
Detainer.)
In Burglary
From custody after convic-
tion, or from prison...
From lawful custody.
Assisting escapes.....
Aiding escape from prison... 96
Punishment of escaped pri-
96
94
95
.......
tence
Rescues.....
Preventing escape from arrest.. 25
Preventing escape, or rescue.
after arrest...............
25
..............S
At preliminary enquiry.
For prosecution
553
554
For defence.......
To be read to accused.... ........ 554
Of confession or admission of
accused
554
Examples of admissible and inad-
missible confessions.......554- 559
Of child (without oath)...... 636, 785
Of Mute.....
Under commission,-of person
.....................
781
...................... ......... ............................
dangerously ill
635
636
637
Under commission,-of witnes-
ses out of Canada......
Of sick witness, by reading de-
position at trial
By reading depositions taken at
preliminary enquiry..
Before Grand Jury.
By comparing disputed hand-
writing with genuine....
Cross-examination
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As to previous statements of
witness, without shewing
him the writing contain-
ing them.....
........ 642
As to statements of witness
before Grand Jury ...... 644
Fabricating......
90
For Court of Appeal....
671
In cases of bigamy.
197, 202
In cases of libel...
648
In cases of fraudulent marks on
merchandise
649
In cases relating to public stores. 648
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EVIDENCE
898
In cases of polygamy.
In extradition cases.......
In summary matters................
May be made, at trial, by admis-
707
640
........... .....
778
sions......................................
Of accused, or of husband, or
wife, competent.......
Of a place being a
644
gaming house
Of attested instrument............. 641
Of capacity, necessary,-when
offender is a child, between
seven and fourteen......
9
Of coin being counterfeit
640
641
689
Of conviction of witness.
Of conviction or dismissal, on
summary trial.................. .....................
Of former written and verbal
contradictory statements..642, 644
Of former contradictory state-
ments by party's own witness,
when hostile......
Of gaming in stocks.........
Of Imperial Acts, proclamations,
judicial proceedings, official
documents, public books,
etc........
781-783
Of lost writing containing false
324
pretence......
Of Notarial Acts, in Quebec...... 784
Of one witness not sufficient,
unless corroborated, in cases
of
Treason; Perjury; Seduc-
tion; Defiling women;
Parents or guardians pro-
curing defilement of girls;
House holders permitting
defilement of girls; Cons-
piracy to defile; Carnally
knowing idiots; Prostitu-
tion of Indian women; Pro-
curing feigned marriage;
and Forgery....
684
Of playing in a gaming-house... 645
641
Of previous conviction..
Of statement made by accused
before Magistrate........
640
Of stealing ores or minerals...... 648
Of stealing timber.......
Of trial at which perjury was
committed......
648
640
......................
.........
On proceedings for advertising
counterfeit money.
641
On trial for child murder..... 641
UnderFugitive Offenders' Act... 913
EVIDENCE ACT. The Canada... 778
EXAGGERATION OF QUALITY
(See False pretences.)......... 314
PAGE.
.620-623
Of witnesses.....
Cross-examination.......625, 642, 644
549
EXCHEQUER BILL PAPER—
Making, using, or having instru-
ments, etc., for making imita-
408
tions of..............
Making, using, or having any
imitations of................ .................
...............
......................
408
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EXHIBITING
Any indecent exhibition..
(See Vagrancy.)
106
Any indecent show.....
(See Obscene Matter.)... 106, 107
106
(See Exposing for sale.)
An information.................. ........................... .................... 3
(See Finding the Indictment.)
EX-OFFICIO INFORMATION
3
(See Informations.)....... 244, 248
EX-PARTE PROCEEDINGS
Publication of.......... .226, 227
(See Libel.)
(See Costs.)
.................
.......................
58
58
EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCE
Definition of...............
Causing any dangerous explo-
sion by
Causing, or attempting to cause
bodily injuries, by
Conspiring to cause any dange-
rous explosion by........
Doing any act with intent to
cause a dangerous explosion by
Unlawfully making, or having
possession of any.... 58, 59
Consent of Atty. Gen. required,
in prosecutions for making or
having possession of any...... 517
Destroying or damaging, or at-
tempting to destroy or damage
any building, machinery, etc.,
by any...
Search warrant for
Seizure of......... .........................................!
.539, 540
438
539
............. ..............
From Canada.
Warrant; Proceedings be-
fore Judge; Evidence;
Committal; Surrender;
Forms
........................................
From Foreign State........
Requisition; Conveyance
of fugitive surrendered;
EXPOSING FOR SALE
Obscene books, pictures, etc...... 106
EXTORTING
EXTRACTS FROM REGISTERS
Falsifying
EXTRADITION
Between Canada and United
States................................................................................... 904
897
PAGE
Construction of list of
crimes; List of crimes;
Forms..... ..... 900- 904
Convention of 1889-1890, with
U. S..............
906-908
EXTRA-JUDICIAL OATHS...... 91
(See Oaths and Affirmations) 784
(See Statutory declara-
91, 785
JURISDICTION ......... 211, 215, 858
FABRICATING EVIDENCE.. 90, 848
FACSIMILE
Of forged document need not be
set out in indictment.......... 584
FACTORS
Frauds by.........
329, 330
FAIR COMMENT (See Libel)...... 228
FAIR CRITICISM (See Libel)...... 228
FAIR DISCUSSION (See Libel)... 228
FAIR REPORTS
Of proceedings of Parliament,
Courts of Justice, public meet-
ings, etc........ 226, 228, 231
FALSE ACCOUNTING
By clerks
By officials........
FALSE ACCUSATION
Conspiracy to bring................. 90
FALSE AFFIDAVITS ............... 89
FALSE CERTIFICATES
Uttering.....
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FALSE DECLARATION
By defamatory libel........
Of execution of sentence of death 94
By threats to accuse of crime.351, 354 FALSE DIVIDEND WARRANTS
239
.........
(See Robbery.)
(See Threats.)
Issuing.....
FALSE DOCUMENT
Defined......
FALSE EVIDENCE
(See Perjury).
86, 87
Procuring death by................. 147
FALSE NAME
Acknowledging instrument in,... 421
(See Forgery.)
FALSE NEWS
Spreading.
FALSE PERSONATION
(See Personation.)
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