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

350 CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS
I I ,-PIRACY.
KO. 358.-PIRACY BY THE LAW OF NATIONS.
Common Law.
Irescribe the place as on the h&h seas:--
Piratically assaulted one E.F. and others, mariners, then being on the ship
Thetis, and put them in fear [or Violently. and piratically assaulted‘one E.F. and
others, mariners, then being on the ship Thetis], and then took the said ship [or
certain goods then on board of the said ship or part of the tackle (or apparel or
furniture) of the said ship] from the possession of the said mariners, and carried
the same away against the will of the said mariners.
NO. 359.-PIEACY WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER.
7 km. 4 & 1 Vie. e. 88.
Section 2.
(a,) State the piracg as in prcceding Form, describing the ship as a British
ship, and proceed as‘follozos:-Apd that t/&e said A.B. at the time of [or immedi-
ately before (or after)] committing the said offence assaulted the said E.F. [or
one G.H.], who was then on board of [or then belonged to] the said ship with
;ni,&nt to murder him [or stabbed (or cut or wounded) the said E.F. (or one G.H.),
who was then on board of (or then belonged to) the said ship or Enlawfully (state
the unZawful act done), whereby the life of the said E.F. (or one G.H.), who was
then on board of (or then belonged to) the said ship, was endangered].
(b,) Assaulted one E.F., who was then on board of [or then belonged to] the
British ship Thetis with intent to murder him [or Stabbed (or Cut or Wounded)
one E.F., who was then on board of (or then belonged to) the British ship Thetis
or Unlawfully (state the unlawful act), whereby the life of one E.F., who was then
on board of (or then belonged to) the British ship Thetis was endangered]: And
that the said A.B. committed the unlawful act aforesaid with intent to commit
piracy by piratically assaulting (40. state the ofence intended to be committed,
as in preceding Form, using the participle for the indicative).
III.-oFFENCES AGAINST “PACIFIC ISLANDERS’ PROTECTION ACT, 1872. ”
35 & 36 Vie. e. 19.
NO. 360.---KP;IDNAPPING.
Election 9.
(a.) Being a British subject, decoyed one E.F., a native of an island in the
Pacific Ocean, not in the dominions of our said Lady the Queen, nor within the
jurisdiction of any civilised power, for the purpose of importing [or removing]
the said E.F. to an island [or a place] other than that where the said E.F. then
was [or Being a British subject, carried away (or confined or detained) one E.F.
a native (Bc. as above) for the purpose (&e. as above) without his consent].
(b.) Being a British subject, shipped [or embarked or received or detained or
confined or assisted ip shipping (or embarking or receiving or detaining or confining)]
one E.F., a native of (@. as in (a)) on board the ship Carl, for tho
purpose (&e. as in (a)) without the consent of the said E.F.
(0.) Being a British subject, contracted with one M.N. for the shipping [or
embarking or receiving or dletaining or confining] of one E.F., a native (4c. as in
(a)) on board the ship Carl, for the purpose (bc. as in (a)) without the consent
of the said M.N.
(d.) Being a British subject, fitted out [or manned or navigated or equipped
or used or employed or let (or took) on freight (or hire) or conimaniled or served
(or was) oil board of] the ship Carl, with intent to [or with intent that persons
cn board the said. ship, being British subjects, shoold] decoy nativcs of islands in
the Pacific Ocean not ill the dominions of our said Lady the Queen nor within
the jurisdiction of aiiy civiiiscd power, for the purpose of importing lor removing]
dueh natives to an island [or a place] other than that in which they the11 were
[or c*:irry away (or confine or detain) natives of (bc. us in (a)) for the purpose of
(4c. as above) without their consent] [or ship (or embark or receive or detain or
confine or assist in shipping (or embarking or receiving or detaining)) iiativcs, (Be.
as above) on bo:ml a ship for the purpose (go. us above) without their eonsent]
Lor contract for the shipping (or embarking or receiving or tletainirig or confining)
of iiatives (4c. as above) on board a ship for the purpose (&e. as above) without
their consent].