The Criminal Code Act 1899 - Ozcase Queensland Historical Legal ...

CRIMINAL CODE SS. 659~459~ 211
(2) The Governor in Council may from time to time appoint for
each reformatory prison a manager, a matron, and such other officers
and attendants as he deems necessary.
Inserted by Act of 1914, 5 Geo. 5 No. 22, ss. 2 (2), 4.
659c. P ~~sQ~s Act and Code to apply. Every reformatory prison shall be
deemed to be a prison, and every person detained therein shall be
deemed to be a prisoner, within the meaning of The Prisolns Act, 1890,
and this Code.
Inserted by Act of 1914, 5 Geo. 5 No. 22, ss. 2 (2), 5.
abitud Criminals. ( 1 ) Every habitual criminal shall
his sentence be detained during His Majesty’s
pleasure.
(2) In every reformatory prison, female prisoners shall be detained
in separate buildings or separate parts of the same buildings in such
manner as to prevent their seeing, conversing, or holding any intercourse
with male prisoners.
Inserted by Act of 1914, 5 Geo. 5 No. 22, ss. 2 (2), 6.
E. AHcohsEc Li No person shall bring into a reforma-
tory prison for the use of the prisoners any alcoholic liquor, nor shall
any prisoner be allowed any alcoholic liquor.
Any person who contravenes this section shall be liable to a fine not
exceeding two hundred dollars:
Provided that such liquor may be given to and used by the prisoners,
when SO ordered for medicinal purposes in cases of illness.
Inserted by Act of 1914, 5 Geo. 5 No. 22, ss. 2 (2), 7.
Decimal currency reference substituted pursuant to section 7 of Decimal
Currency Act of 1965.
5%?, PdSQBerS $0 bd: bl.&dQY6! (1) ]Prisoners in a reformatory prison
shall be employed in such labour as is prescribed by regulations or directed
by the Home Secretary.
(2) Wages, according to the scale prescribed by regulations for the
class of labour in which any such prisoner is employed, shall (subject to
such regulations) from time to time be credited to such prisoner in an
account to be kept in each reformatory prison, and the amount from
time to time standing to his credit shall be applied wholly or in part, as
directed by the Home Secretary, towards ma~tain~ng his wiEe and children
(if any) during the period of his detention, and the balance (if any)
standing to his credit on his discharge shall be paid over to him.
Inserted by Act of 1914, 5 Geo. 5 No. 22, ss. 2 (2), 8.
0. e. (1) Any person detained under this Act rnay apply to
the Supreme Court or a judge thereof for a recommendation that such
person, having sufficiently reformed, or for other sufficient reason may be
discharged.
Such Court or judge rnay thereupon make inquiry in such manner
as is deemed fitting, and on being satisfied that such person has sufficiently
reformed, or that there is some other sufficient reason to warrant his
discharge, may recommend the Governor to discharge him accordingly.
(2) The Governor may thereupon direct the discharge of such
person; and may order that so long as such person remains in Queensland
he shall report his address and occupation to the principal officer of