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COIN-continued.

having in possession, &c., 68

making, &c., coining tools, 69

conveying out of Mint instruments, bullion, &c., 69
testing suspected coin, 69

search for, and seizure of counterfeit coin and tools, 69

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public, embezzlement by directors, &c., 239

receiving property and not entering in books, 240

falsifying books, 240

making false statements, &c., 240

falsifying books of company wound up, 241

COMPANIES ACT, 1862, 241

COMPASSING

death of sovereign, queen, or eldest son and heir, 49
death, destruction, harm, &c., of sovereign, 52: v. FELONIOUS
COMPASSING.

COMPENSATION BY PRISONER, 466

COMPETENCY OF WITNESSES: v. WITNESS.

COMPOUND LARCENY,

distinguished from simple, 198

cases of, 219

COMPOUNDING FELONY, 98

theft bote, 99

COMPOUNDING FELONY-continued.

reward for return of stolen property, 99

advertising reward, &c., 99

COMPOUNDING MISDEMEANOR, 100

COMPOUNDING INFORMATION ON PENAL STATUTE, 100
COMPULSION, as an exemption from criminal responsibility, 29
CONCEALMENT

of birth, 183

verdict of, on indictment for murder, 183
CONCEALMENT by Bankrupt: v. Bankrupt.
CONCEALMENT OF DOCUMENTS, WILLS, &c., 203
CONCEALMENT of Treason: v. MISPRISION.
CONCEALMENT OF TREASURE TROVE, 70
CONCLUSION OF INDICTMENT, 341

CONFESSION

on arraignment, 373

before magistrate is merely evidence, 373
when admitted in evidence, 426
against whom, 432

before magistrate, 432

CONFINEMENT: v. SOLITARY CONFINEMENT.

CONSPIRACY, 130

the combination the gist of, 130

wide nature of crime, 131

objects enumerated, 131

not every combination to effect a tort is criminal, 133
punishment, 133

merged in felony, if carried out, 133

CONSPIRACY AND PROTECTION OF PROPERTY ACT, 1875, 127

CONSTABLE: v. OFFICER.

CONSTRUCTIVE TAKING, 209

CONTEMPTS OR HIGH MISDEMEANORS AGAINST THE SOVEREIGN AND

GOVERNMENT, 70

CONTEMPT OF COURT, 103

direct, 103

consequential, 103

by whom committed, 103

proceedings, 105

CONTRACT OF SERVICE,

wilfully breaking, so as to deprive of gas or water, 128

so as to endanger life, 128

CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE, not recognized in manslaughter, 65

CONVEYANCES, fraudulent, 249

CONVICTION,

forgery of, 264

how proved, 437

verdict entailing, 445

CO-PARTNERSHIP, larceny by members of, 214
COPIES, when allowed in evidence, 429, 436
COPPER: V. METAL.

CORN,

servants taking master's, &c., 217
setting fire to crops or stacks, 274

CORONER,

court of, 313

arrest by, 322

bail by, 333

inquisition of, 348

proceedings before, 349

committal for trial by, 350

CORPORATE BODIES: v. COMPANIES.

CORPORATIONS

may be guilty of crime, 31

larceny of property of, by members, 214, n.

CORRECTION, killing by, 173

CORROSIVE FLUID, throwing at any person, &c., 193

CORRUPT PRACTICES PREVENTION ACT, 1854, 89

CORRUPT AND ILLEGAL PRACTICE PREVENTION ACT, 1883, 89
CORRUPTION: v. BLOOD; BRIBERY.

COSTS,

in certain cases of libel, paid by prisoner, 118

on acquittal of offence under Vexatious Indictments Act,
prosecutor may be ordered to pay, 360, 416

on certiorari, 368

when paid by prisoner, 416, 466

on summary proceedings, 496: v. EXPENSES.
COTTON,

larceny of, in process of manufacture, 220
injury to manufactures or machines, 279

COUNSEL,

order of speeches and examination, 396

when incompetent to give evidence against client, 407

functions of counsel for prosecution, 418

for defence, 418

requested by judge to defend prisoner, 449

COUNTERFEITING COIN, 65: v. COIN.
COUNTERFEITING TRADE-MARKS, 125
COUNTS,

for distinct acts of stealing, 218

when more than one count may be inserted, 341
more than one offence in same count, 342
charging different offences in different counts, 342
in treason, 342

in felony, 342

felony and misdemeanor, 343

in misdemeanor, 344

count charging previous conviction, 344
COUNTY QUARTER SESSIONS: v. QUARTER SESSIONS.
COUNTY PROPERTY, how described in indictment, 338

COURT, CONTEMPT OF: v. CONTEMPT.

COURT OF A CRIMINAL JURISDICTION, 295

COURT LEET, 315, n.

COURT MARTIAL, 61, 63

COURT ROLL, forgery of, 264

Cow,

stealing, 207

killing, maiming, &c., 283

CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES, 409: v. WITNESS.

CREDIT,

bankrupt fraudulently obtaining, 123

any person, 124

CREDITORS,

defrauding of, 122, 124

false claims by, 124

CRIME,

description thereof, I

contrasted with civil injury, 2

proof that an act does not become a crime on account of
its intrinsic qualities, 2

courses open when an act is both a crime and a civil injury, 3

false distinctions from civil injury pointed out, 3

narrow line between the two, 3

morality and crime, 5

crimes at common law, 5

by statute, 5

crime contrasted with offence, 7

what are indictable crimes, 7

CRIME-continued.

completed crime punished more severely than attempt, 17,

153; v. PREVENTION OF CRIME.

CRIMINAL OR CIVIL, test whether a proceeding is, 4

CRIMINAL CODE: v. CODIFICATION.

CRIMINAL INTENTION: v. INTENTION.

CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY: v. RESPONSIBILITY.

CROPS, setting fire to, 274

CROSS-EXAMINATION, 422: v. EXAMINATION.

CROSSED CHEQUE: v. CHEQUE.

CROWN CASES RESERVED,

court for, 471

proceedings in, 471

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, 283

CULTIVATED VEGETABLE PRODUCE: v. PLANTS.

CUSTOMS, offences relating to, 120

CUSTOMS, false declarations as to, 87

CUSTOMS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1853, 120

CUSTOMS, general or particular, how proved, 436
CUTTING: v. WOUNDING.

DAM,

damaging, 281

of pond, destroying, 282

D.

DAMAGING: v. MALICIOUS INJURY.

DEAD ANIMALS, subjects of larceny, 204

DEAF AND DUMB PERSONS, by presumption of law are idiots, 21
DEATH, REGISTER OF: v. REGISTER.

DEATH, PUNISHMENT OF, 458: v. EXECUTION.

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ownership of goods of, how laid, 338

depositions of deceased witnesses, 431

DECLARATIONS, FALSE: v. FALSE DECLARATIONS.

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