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

CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS 347
KO. 342.-P~EPA~ATIQN TO COMMIT CRIME WIITEI‘ EXPLOSIVES.
Section 540.
Made [or Knowingly had in his possession] an explosive [or dangerous1 suhstance
[or a dangerous (or noxious) engine (or ins~ru~~~lt or thing)], namely,
dynamite [or a bomb or a sandbag (or as the case may be)], with intent by means
thereof to commit a crime [or for the purpose of enabling one M.N. (or another
person to the Attorney-General (or the said J.J.K.) unknown) to commit a crime
bp means thereof ]
11.-CONSPILEACY.
NO. 343.-CUNSPIRING TU COMMIT CRIME OR MISDEMEANQUR.
Sections 541, 545,
Conspired together [or with one M.N. or with divers persons to the said
Attorney-General (or J.J.K.) unknown] to cause poison to be taken by one E.F.
with intent unlawfully to kill him (or as the case may be, describing the offence
intended to be committed in the appropriate Form),
If the offence is intended to be committed out of Queensland insert in the
appropriate place a statement of the place of the intended ofence as thus: “at S,
in the, colony of New South Wales,’’ and add: which act, if it had been done in
pursuance of the said conspiracy, would have been an offence under the laws in
force in New South Wales (or as the case may be).
NO. 344.--OTHER CONSPIRACIES.
Section 543.
Conspired together (or &. as in preceding Form).
(a) to prevent [or defeat1 the execution [or enforcement] of the pmvisions of
the (describe the Act by its short title, if any, or by the year and number) relating
to tbe discoverv of infectious diseases in human beings (or as the case may be) :
or (bj to cause the health of one E.F. to be injuriously affected by exposing
him to danger of disease [or to defame one E.F. or to depreciate the value of
certain property of one E.F., namely, (describe it), (or as the case may be> ;
or (e) to prevent [or obstruet] the free and lawful disposition by one E.F. of
certain property belonging to him, namely, (describe it), for its fair value;
or (d) to injure one E.F. in his profesdon of a solicitor [or surgeon (or as the
case may be)] ;
or (e) to prevent [or obstruct] by (state the acts done (see Porn& No. 337)) the
free and lawful exercise by the said E.P. [or of one G.H.] of his trade [or
profession or occupation] of a carpenter (or as the case may be) ;
or (f) to procure the arrest of one E.F. as and for one M.N. on a charge of
stealing then lately preferred against the said M.N. (or as the case may be) j
or (9) to bring about an alteration in the by-laws of the Municipal Council of
A. by systematically procuring breaches of the said by-laws in such numbers that
the said Municipal Council could not effectively proceed against the offenders (or
as the case may be).
III.-AccEssoRrEs AFTER THE FACT.
NO. 345.-ACCESSORIEB AFTER THE FACT TO CRIMES, ETC.
Sections 10, 544, 545.
State the principal offence in the appropriate Form, and proceed thus:
And that E.F. on &c. at &e., knowing that the said C.D. had committed the
said crime [or offence], received [or assisted] him in order to enable him to escape
punishment.
OFFENCES PARTLY C~~~ITTED
OUT OF QUEENSLAND.
No. 346.-WHEN THE INITIAL ELE~ENT OCCURS IN QUEENSLAKD.
Section 12.
State the ogence in the appropriate Form, as in other cases, but allcge the time
and place of committing the ofence as follows: On and after the day
of
by a series of acts began at A., in the Colony of Queensland, and
continued in the colony of New South Vales (or as the ease may be).