Criminal Code Act 1899 - Queensland Legislation

Schedule 1 The Criminal CodePart 8 ProcedureChapter 58A Indictable offences dealt with summarily[s 552BB]Column 1 Column 2 Column 3Provision of Code Provision heading Relevant circumstancesection 419(4) Burglary A charge for the indictable offencementioned in section 419(4) is to beheard and decided on indictment orwould be required to be heard anddecided on indictment if the chargewere laid. For example, if theindictable offence committed in thedwelling entered by the offender isstealing, the total value of what isstolen is equal to or more than theprescribed value and the offenderdoes not plead guilty to the stealing, acharge for the offence of stealingwould be required to be heard anddecided on indictment, andaccordingly, the offence of enteringthe dwelling in contravention ofsection 419(4) would be an excludedoffence.section 421(2)section 421(3)section 427Entering or being inpremises andcommitting indictableoffencesEntering or being inpremises andcommitting indictableoffencesUnlawful entry ofvehicle for committingindictable offenceA charge for the indictable offencementioned in section 421(2) is to beheard and decided on indictment orwould be required to be heard anddecided on indictment if the chargewere laid.1 A charge for the indictable offencementioned in section 421(3) is to beheard and decided on indictment orwould be required to be heard anddecided on indictment if the chargewere laid.2 The value of any damage caused bythe break is equal to or more than theprescribed value and the offenderdoes not plead guilty.1 The offender is liable toimprisonment for 14 years undersection 427(2)(b)(i) or (ii).2 The offender is liable toimprisonment for 14 years undersection 427(2)(b)(iv), the value of anydamage caused to property is equal toor more than the prescribed value andthe offender does not plead guilty.Current as at 1 December 2014 Page 327