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

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CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
NO. 347.--WHEN THE INITIAL ELEMENT OCCURS OUT OF
QUEENSLAND.
Ibid.
State the time and place of offence, as in preceding Form, and after statpment
of offence in the appropriate Borm, add-
And that afterwards on &. the said A.B. came into Queensland.
NO. 348.-OFFENCES PROCURED OR COUNiSELLED BY PERSONS OUT
OF QUEENSLAND
Section 13.
(1.) On &c. at &c. in the colony of New South Wales (or as the case may be)
frauclulently procured one M.N. to utter at B. in the Colony of Queensland a false
document purporting to be &c., which he the said AB. then knew to be false:
And that afterwards, on &e., the said A.B. came into Queensland.
(2.) On $6. at &c. in the colony of New South Wales (or as the case may be)
procured one M.N. to steal a horse, the propery of one E.F., at S. in Queensland
[or counselled one M.N. to (&c. as above) which the said M.N. thereupon did]:
And that afterwards, on $e., the said A.B. came into Queensland.
NO. 349.-OFFENCES PROCURED IN QUEENSLAND TO BE COMMITTED
OUT OF QUEENSLAND.
Section 14.
With intent unlawfully to kill one E.F., procured one M.N. to cause poisoil
to be taken by the said E.F., at S., in the colony of New South Wales (or as the
case may be) [or Procured one M.N. to cause poison to be taken by one E.F. at S.
in the colony of New South Wales (or as the case may be), with intent unlawfully
to kill him (or as the case may be)], which act, if it had been done by the said
A.B. himself would have been [or which act so done by the said M.M. was] an
ofTence under the laws in force in New South Wales (or &e.) :
And the said Attorney-General [or J.J.K.] further informs the Court that this
prosecution is instituted against the said A.B. at the request of the Government
of New South Wales (or $6.).
WO. 350.-ATTEMPTS TO PROCURE COMMISSION OF CRIMINAL ACTS
OUT OF QUEENSLAND.
Section 539.
See Form No. 341, which use, inserting in the appropriate place the words
at S. in the colony of New South Wales (or as the case may be), and adding at
thP end the following words, which act, if it had been done by the said A.B. [or
M.N.], would have been an offence under the law in force in New South Wales
(or &c.).
Also add the following statement: Ancl the said Attorney-General [or J.J.K.]
further informs the Court that this prosecution is instituted against the said A.B.
at the request of the Government of New South Wales (or &e.).
GA-OFFENCES ON HIGH SEAS.
KO. 350n Section 14A
Being a person coniiecteil with Queensland, while on [in, under, over, as the
case may be] the high seas within 200 miles of Queensland unlawfully killed one
C.D. lor other act or omission as the case may be] which act [or omission], if it
had been done [or made] in Queenslijlld by the said AB. would have been an offence
against the Statute Law of QueenslanC1.
SO. 350B Ibid.
While on [in, under, over, as the case may be] the high seas within 200 miles
of Queensland unlawfully wounded one C.D. [or other act or omission affecting the
said C.D. or property of the said C.D.], a person conn6cted with Queensland which
:ict IOT oinission] if it had been done [or made] in Queensland by the said A.B.
\coultl have been an offence against the Statute Law of Queensland: And that
aftcrixrtls, oil &c., the said A.B. came into Queensland.
H.--OFFQNCES AGAINST SOME IMPERIAL LAWS.
OFFENCES AGAINST FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT.
33 & 34 Vie. c. 90.
XO. 351 .--ENLISTMENT IN SERVICE OF FOREIGN STATE AT,TVAR
WITH FRIENDLY STATE.
Section 4.
(a.) Being a British subject, nccepted without the license of our said Lady
the Qucen [or agreed without the license of our said Lady the Queen to accept]
a comni~ssion [or engngement] in the military [or naval1 service of a foreign State,
.