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

CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS 305
NO. 92.-BRINGING FICTITIOUS ACTION ON PENAL STATUTE.
Section 138.
Brought in the name of X.Y., a fictitious person, as plaintiff [or in the name
of one X.Y. as plaintiff, but withoat his authority], an action in the Supreme Court
of Queensland (or as the cae may be) against ono E.F. upon the Statute (describe
tt by its short title, if any, or b?/ the year and nzimber) for the recovery of a penalty
€or an offence then lately committed. [or alleged to have been then latcly committed]
by the said E.F. against the provisions of the said Statute.
KO, 93.-INSEIZTING ADVEBTISEMENT WITHOUT A DTWORIT Y OF
COUBT.
Sectiou 139.
(I.) Inserted without authority [or Without authority caused to be inserted]
in the Gazette [or in a newspaper called (state its name)] an advertisement purport-
ing to be published under the authority of the Supreme Court of Queensland (or as
Ihe case may be).
(2.) Inserted [or Caused to be inserted] in the Gazette [or in a newspaper called
8c.l an advcrtisement purporting to be published under the authority O€ the
Supreme Court of Queensland (or as the case may be), which advertisement was
false in a material particular, namely, in that it was therein stated that (8et out
the false statement) whereas in truth (state tlte truth), as the said A.B. then well
knew.
No. ~ ~ . - - ~ T T E ~ TO P ~ PERVEBT T ~ G JUSTICE.
Section 140.
Attempted, by making away with [or concealing or defacing the brands on]
a horse (or as the case naay be, state the act alleged to hove been done), to obstruct
Lor prevent or pervert or defeat] the course of justice upon the proseeution of onc
M.N. on a charge of stealing (or as the case nzay be).
VL-ESCAPES : RESCUES : OBSTRUCTING OFFICERS OF COURTS.
NO. ~~.--FOECIBLY RESCU m G CAPITAL OFFEKDERS.
Section 141.
Rescued [or Attempted to rescue] by force from lawful custody one M.N., who
was then an offender under sentence of death [or wha then stood committed to
prison on a chargc of wilful murder (or us the case mag be)].
NO. 96.--AIDING PRISONERS TO ESCAPE.
Section 142.
(1.1 Aided one' M.N., who was then a prisoner in lawful custody, in escaping
[or attempting to escape] from such custody.
(2.) With intent to facilitate thc escape of one M.W., who was then a prisoner
in lawful custody, conveyed firearms [or a mask (or as the case may be)] [or
caused firearms (or &c.) to be conveyed] into a, prison.
Eo. 97.-EXCAPE OF' CRIMINAL PTCISONERr.
Rection 143.
Eeing in lawful custody under sentence of imprisonment [or penal servitude]
after conviction for an indictable offence, eyeaped from such custody.
No. 98.--PERMITTJXG ESCAPE.
Section 144.
Being an officer of a prison [or a police officer], and being charged for the
time being with the custody of one M.N., a prisoner [or who was then under
arrest upon a charge of an offencel, willfully permitted the said M.N. to escape
from custody.
NO. 99.--XThREOURTNG ESCAPED PIZISONEIRS.
' Beetion 145.
Raiboirred [or Maintained or Employed] one XX., who then was an offender
under a sentence involving deprivation of liberty and illegally at large, as the
said A.B. then well kIiew.