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

312 CKIMfiINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
NO. 137.---DISOBEDIENCE TO STATUTE LAW.
Section 204.
(1.) Without lawful excuse (state the forbidden act done), contrary to the
provisions of the Act (describe it by its short title, if any, or by the year and
number) ~
(2.) Being (state position or condition giving rise to duty), without lawful
excuse omitted to (state the omitted act), as by the provisions of the Act (describe
it as above) he was required to do.
NO. 138.-DISOBEDIENCE TO IAWFUL ORDER ISSUED BY STATUTORY
AUTIIORITY.
Section 205.
On $c. an order was made by the Supreme Court of Queensland [or by the
Home 8eeretary (or as the case may be) under and in execution of the provisjons
of the Act of (describe it by its short title, if any, or by the year and number)]
whereby it is was ordered (&c. set out the order briefly): And that on $0, at $c.
A.B., being the [or a] person who by the said order was required to [refrain from]
(state act repired to be done or omitted) without lawful excuse disobeyed the said
order by (state omission or act alleged).
C.--ACTS INJURIOUS TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
I.-OFFENCES RELATING TO RELIGIOUS
'WORSHIP.
NO. 139.-OFFERIiYG VIOLENCE TO OFFICIATING MINISTERS OF
BELIGION.
Section 206.
(1.) By threats [or force] prcventeci [or attempted to prevent] one E.F., a
minister of religion, from lawfully officiating in a place of religious worship [or
from performing his duty in the lawful burial of the dead in a cemetery (or as the
case may be)].
(2.) By threats lor force] obstructed [or attempted to obstruct] one E.F. a
minister of religion, while lie was lawfully oaciating in a place of religious worship
[or while he was performing his duty in the lawful burial of the dead in a cemetery
(or as the case may be) 1.
(3.) Assaulted for Arrested, under the pretence of executing civil process], one
E.F., a minister of religion, who was then, as the said AB. then well knew,
engaged [or about to engage] in lawfully officiating in a place of religious worship
Lor in performing his duty in (& as in (1)) J [or who was then, as the said A.B.
then well knew, going to lawfully officiate in a place of religious worship (or going
to perform his duty ($c. as above) or returning from lawfully officiating ($e. US
above) or returning from performing his duty ($c. as aboue))].
NO. 140.-DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WORSHIP.
Section 207.
(1.) Wilfully and without lawful justification or excuse disquieted [or disturbed]
a meeting of persons lawfully assembled for religious worship.
(2.) Wilfuliy and without lawful justification or excuse assaulted one E.F.
while he was lawfully officiating at [OT one E.F. one of the persons assembled at]
a meeting of persons lawfully assembled for religious worship.
II.-OFFENCES AGAINST MORALITY.
NO. 14 1 .-UN NATURAL OFFENCES.
Section 208.
(1.) Had carnal knowledge of one E.F. against the order of nature.
(2.) Had carnal knowledge of a cow (or as the ease may be).
(3.) Perniittcd one E.$'. to have carnal knowledge of him [or her] against the
order of nature.
NO. 142.-ATTEMPT TO COMMIT UNNATURAL OFFENCES.
Section 209.
Attempted to have carnal knowledge [or permit one E.F. to have carnal
kiiowledge] ($c. as in preceding Form).