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

CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS 293
(?.) Wounded one E.F., who was then on board of [or who then belonged to]
the ship Thetis with intent thereb.y then (&, as in. (1)).
(3.) Unlawfully (describe the unlawful act endangering life as in preceding
Form (c)), whereby (tc., as in that Form), with intent thereby then (4c. as .in
(1)).
NO. 41.---AIDING PIRATES.
Section 83.
(1.) Rrought to one ED. a seducing message from one M.N., who was then
a pirate.
(2.) Consulted [or Conspired] with [or Attempted to corrupt] one M.N., then
being the master [or an officer or a seaman] of the ship Thetis, with intent that
he should run away with [or yield up] the said ship [or the ship Helidon] [or
certain goods (or merchandise) then on board of the said ship (or as the case may
be)] [or should turn pirate or should go over to pirates].
OFFENCES AGAINST THE ADMINISTRATION OF LAW AND JUSTICE AND
AGAINST PUBLIC AUTHORITY.
DISCLOSING OFFICIAL SECRETS.
No. 4Z.-DISCLOSURE OF SECRETS RELATING TO DEFENCES BY
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Section 84.
Being then employed in the Public Service of Queensland, radvisedly] communicated
to one M.N. otherwise than in the course of his official duty a plan
[or a document or certain information] relating to a battery [or field work or
fortification] at L. in the said colony [or relating to the defences of the said colony].
NO. 43.-OBTAINING DISCLOSURE OF SECRETS RELATING TO /
DEFENCES.
Section 85.
(1.) Procured one M.N., who was then employed in the Public Service of
Queensland, to eornrnunicate to him otherwise than in the course OB his oflicial
duty, a plan (&e. as in preceding Form).
(2.) Wit~iout lawful authority obtained information as to a battery [or field
work or fortification] at L. in the said colony [or relating to the defences of
Queensland at T. (or as the case may be)].
NO. 44.-DISCLOSURE OF OTHER OFFICIAL SECRETS.
Section 86.
Was employed in the Public Service of Queensland, and that it had then lately
come to his knowledge by virtue of his office that the Government of the said
Colony had given orders for the immediate, purchase of 5,000 horses for military
purposes (or as the case may be), which fact it was his duty to keep secret [or
and that a certain document, namely, a confidential telegram from the Secretary
of State for the Colonies (or as the case may be, describe it shortly), had then
lately come to his possession by virtue of his office, which document it was his duty
to keep secret]: And that the said A.B. published [or communicated] the fact [or
document] aforesaid to one M.N., who was not a person to whom he was bound
to publish [or communicate] it.
II.-CORRUPTION AND ABUSE
OF OFFICE.
NO. 45.-OFFICIAL CORRUPTION.
Section 87.
(1.) Being employed in the Public Service of Queensland [or Being the holder
of the office of Mayor of the MunicipaIity of A. (or as the case may be)], ancl
being charged by virtue of such employment [or office] with the duty of (state the
duty), corruptly asked LOT received or obtaiiied or agreed (OT attempted) to receive
(or obtain)] from one M.N. a sum of money [or an extension of credit in respect of
a. debt then due by him to the said M.N. (or as the oase may be)] on account of his
having in the discharge of the duties of his office aforesaid, allowed the said M.N.
[or one O.P.] to misappropriate public property under his control [or. to perform
certain work in an inefficient manner] [or omitted to call attention to the fact that