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RECORDS MUTILATED OR LOST, Doctrine and practice of, full, ii, 1398-1400. RECREATION, giving, to jury, ii, 997. REFERENCE, how, from one count to another, i, 431. REFORMATORY PRISON, how of, 11, 1388, note. REFRESHMENTS, permitting jury to take, ii, 997, 999 (2). REFUSAL TO ACCEPT OFFICE, Procedure for, full, ill, 820,. 821. REFUSAL TO ARREST, indictable, i, 206 (1). REFUSAL TO QUASH, not bars other proceedings, ii, 774. REFUSAL TO TESTIFY, as evidence of bawdy-house, ill, 117 (3). REFUSING TO ASSIST OFFICER, crime of, i, 185 (1). how indictment for, iii, 896. REFUSING OFFICE, election, in indictment for, ill, 529 (4). REFUSING TO TESTIFY, before grand jury, how proceed for, ii, 869 (1). REFUSING TO TRY INDICTMENT, as substitute for quashing, ii, 759 (1). REGISTER, (See Injumng.) REGULATIONS, (See Legisi-ativb Regulations.) REHEARINGS, (See New Tkial.) The methods to, full, ii, 1263-1271. Principles on which, are granted, full, ii, 1272-1281. REJECTED, 'When and why confession is, full, ii, 1221-1240. RELATIONS AND CONDUCT, evidence of, in aggravated assault, iii, 67 (5). RELATIONS WITH DECEASED, Defendant's, as evidence in homicide, full, iii, 628-630. RELATIONSHIP, what, disqualifies judge, i, 314 (2) ; as disqualifying petit juror, ii, 901. RELATIVE STRENGTH, of parties, evidence in homicide, iii, 630 (2) ; in rape, iii, 970 (3). RELATIVES, as witnesses, 11, 1140. RELEASE, causes of, from bail, i, 264 i. RELEASE PRISONER, compaitted on fine, when, ii, 1308. RELEVANT, (See Ieeelevant Evidence.) rebutting testimony must be, ii, 1070 (1). RELIGIOUS WORSHIP, (See Disturbing Meeting.) REMAIN IN COURT for new proceedings, requiring prisoner to, after quashing, 1, 229 (2). 2024 INDEX. • REP "REMAIN INVIOLATE," in constitutioi; as to, jury trial, ii, 892 (3). REMEDY, (See Right.) changeable by statute, i, 115; some, for every right, li, 872 (3). REMOVAL OP CAUSE, as meaning change of venue, i, 72 o, 73 (1); stat- utes for, i, 315 (4); to another court for trial or sentence, ii, 1377, 1380, 1408. REMOVING PRISONER, for disorderly conduct at trial, i, 272 (3). RENDITION OF VERDICT, (See Verdict.) Practice of, full, ii, 1000 a-1016; namely, general, 1001-1005 o; in spedat circumstances, 1006-1012; amending verdict, 1013, 1014; on more counts than one, 1015, 1016. REPEALED STATUTE, how where verdict is on a, ii, 888 (2); arrest of judgment on, ii, 1285 (2). REPEAT NAME, how, in indictment, ii, 689 a. REPETITIONS, (See Place— Time.) Of time and place in allegation, when and how, full, i, 407-414. of dying declaration, ii, 1214 (2). REPLICATION, (See Plea.) to plea of misnomer, ii, 793 (6); to plea of former conviction or ac- quittal, ii, 810 (3), 817. REPLY, (See Answer.) right of counsel to, ii, 974, 975. "REPRESENT," equivalent for "pretend," in false pretences, iii, 180 (2). REPRIEVE, (See Respite.) what, and when grant, ii, 1299. REPUGNANCY, In indictment, full, ii, 489-492. in allegation of time, i, 387; in joinder of offences,- i, 446 (2) ; in name, ii, 572; in description, bad, ii, 572 (1); in allegation of ownership, ii, 582; in indictment on alternative clauses of statute, ii, 587 (2); quashing for, ii, 773 (2). in the indictment for assault, iii, 59. in perjury indictment, iii, 923. REPUGNANT, verdict on several counts, ii, 1015 a (5). allegation for counterfeiting, iii, 253 (2). REPUTATION, Of defendant, how, as evidence, full, ii, 1112-1119. showing, of defendant testifying for self, ii, 1185. in proof of corporate existence, iii, 456. of third person, on a charge of helping him kidnap, iii, 694. REPUTATION AND CHARACTER, how differ, iii, 617. IJEPUTATION OP FREQUENTERS, as proof against bawdy-house, iii, 112 (2). 2025 RES CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. REPUTATION OF HOUSE, whether admissible in proof of bawdy-house, iii, 113, 114, 118 (1). REPUTATION OF INDIVIDUAL, conspiracy to destroy, iii, 215. REPUTE, character as a thing of, ii, 1117. REQUEST FOR INSTRUCTIONS from judge, how, ii, 980 (8, 9). REQUISITION, for fugitive from justice, i, 222 (3); arrest of fugitive be- fore, 1, 223 (2). RES GESTAE, Doctrine of the, full, ii, 1083-1087. complaints of suffering of the, ii, 1111; proving another crime when of the, ii, 1125 (2), 1127; self-serving declarations of the, 11, 1247 (5); declarations as being of the, ii, 1248. in assault and battery, iii, 68 (3). evidence of the, in homicide, iii, 625, 626. importance of, in homicide, iii, 633 (2). explaining jyossession of stolen goods, of the, Iii, 746. proving acts of the, in nuisance, iii, 877. in evidence of rape, iii, 963. RESCUE, how aver time of, i, 392 (3), 404 (4). RESCUE, PRISON BREACH AND ESCAPE, Procedure for, full, iii, 940-946; namely, escapes' suffered J)V officer, 941, 942; prison breaches and escapes iy prisoner, 943, 944; rescues and helps to escape from third persons, 945, 946. "RESCUED," whether necessary in indictment, ii, 502 (1). RESCUING GOODS, indictment for, iii, 890. RESISTING ARREST, (See Arbest— Officee.) indictable, i, 159 (1) ; how oiflcer conduct toward one, 1, 160-162. RESISTING OR ASSAULTING OFFICER, Procedure for, full, iii, 881-895. RESISTING PROCESS, (See Pbocess.) allegation of time in, i, 404 (3). RESPITE, of forfeited recognizance, i, 264 fir; sentence, ii, 1299; of woman sentenced when with child, ii, 1323 (2). RESPONSIVE to Issue, verdict not, ill, ii, 1005 (1). RESTITUTION, how describe lands for, iii, 375 (2), 382. In forcible-entry proceedings, iii, 383. RESTITUTION OP PREMISES, in forcible detainer, how allegation for, 1, 372 (3). RESTITUTION OF PROPERTY, obtained by false pretences, whether, iii, 198. RESTITUTION OF STOLEN GOODS, Procedure for, full, iii, 755-763. 2026 INDEX. RIV RESTRICTING COUNSEL, (See Election.) RETAINER, when counsel should accept, for prisoner, 1, 309, 310. RETROSPECTIVE, whether statute allowing amendments is, i, 98. RETURN, officer must, warrant, i, 187 (3), 214 (2), 217, 218. RETURN INTO COURT, indictment, by grand jury, ii, 869 a (3). RETURN DAY, no arrest after, i, 187 (4). RETURN ON WARRANT, in resisting or assaulting officer, ill, 892 (2). RETURNING, recognizance, how of, i, 264 e. RETURNS OF OFFICERS, distinguished from record, ii, 1341 (3). REVENGE, as motive for homicide, iii, 629, note. REVENUE STAMP, whether aver, in indictment for forgery, iii, 407 (5), 408 (1). REVIEW, (See Petition of Review.) REVISE, sentence, ii, 1298. REVOLT AT CRIME, one whose feelings, as juror, ii, 906 (3). REWARD FOR CONVICTION, witness entitled to, not disqualified, il„ 1138 (2). RHETORIC, (See Bad Rhetobic.) RIGHT, (See Waives.) Accused may avail of every, full, i, 113-116. carries with it remedy, ii, 818 (3), 827, 872 (3), 879. word, in indictment for cutting off the ear, ii, 858. RIGHT TO COUNSEL, (See Counsel.) The prisoner's, full, i, 296-302. "RIGHT HAND," (See "Left.") in indictment for homicide, iii, 515 (1). RIGHT, LEFT, as place of wound in homicide, iii, 516 (3). RIGHT OR NOT, hail as a, i, 261 (3), and preceding places. RIGHTLY ACTING, presumed from holding office, ii, 1131. RIGHTS OP DEFENCE, largely influence indictment, ii, 517 (1). "RINGING THE CHANGES," charge of forgery by, iii, 460 (4). RIOT, (See Affray — Breach of Peace.) Procedure for, full, iii, 992-1000. agreement to be bound by verdict in, i, 125 (3) ; how interfere in, i, 166 (2, 3); how officer suppress, i, 183 (4), 186 (1); how charge against several, ii, 464 (3); whether charged as done unlawfully, il, 503; whether separate trial for, ii, 1023; other riots not evidence in, ii, 1124 (1). charging forcible entry and detainer as, iii, 371, 372. RIVER, locality of crimes committed on, i, 63 (1). 2027 SAM CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. "ROB," in robbery, lii, 1004 (2). ROBBERY, (See Larceny.) Procedure for, full. 111, 1001-1008 a. goods taken to another county, where Indict, 1, 60; use of "then and there'' in indictment for, i, 408 (3) ; when and how repeat time and place in, i, 408 (3), 409 (2) ; proof of thing intended in, ii, 488 6 (4) ; Intent to commit a, includes intent to steal, ii, 488 e (4) ; allegation of value. in, ii, 541; allegation in, where thing taken is unknown, ii, 553 ( 3 ) ; variance from value alleged in, ii, 579 ; how special ver- dict in, ii, 1006 (6); what is of the res gestae in, ii, 1086 (3). indictment for assault with intent to rob, iii, 84. describing thing taken in attenipted, iii, 85. possession of stolen goods as evidence in, iii, 747 (2). ROBBING GRAVE, indictment for, iii, 1010. ROBBING MAIL-BAG, indictment for, iii, 773 (2). ROMAN NUMERALS, (See FiotrREs.) good, in indictment, 1, 344. ROOM, ROOMS, (See Jury Room.) occupied by different tenants, in arson, iii, 38. ROSEWELL'S CASE stated, i, 15-22. ROUT, procedure for, iii, 992 (1). RULE, (See Under the Rule.) combining with special facts, iii, 68 (4). RULE OR RULES OF COURT, in procedure, i, 9, 10; for executing sen- tence, ii, 1336. RULES OP EVIDENCE, Statutory changes in, full, ii, 1088-1090. RULES OF PLEADING, sensible, stable, indestructible, i, 339. RUMOR, opinion of guilt from, as disqualifying juror, ii, 910 (3). SABBATH, (See Lord's Day.) substitute for statutory "Sunday," iii, 816 (3). SACHEVERELL'S CASE, stated, i, 20 (2). "SAID," in indictment, refers to what, ii, 512. "SALE," whether in averment of, add price, ii, 514 (3). SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS, (See Liqttoe-sellino.) "SAME," in indictment, refers to what, ii, 512. SAME DAY, with indictment, laying offence on, 1, 403 (3). SAME EVIDENCE, which proves another crime, pertinent to the one in issue, ii, 1121. 2028 INDEX. SEC SAME QUESTION, having passed upon, disqualifies juror, ii, 911. "SAME TIME," in charge of possessing forgeries with intent to pass, iii, 467. SANCTUARY, plea of, declinatory, ii, 737. SANITY, (See Insanity.) indictment need not aver, ii, 522 (1); presumption of, is proof of, ii, 1050 (1). SATISFIED WITH VERDICT, no new trial where court is, ii, 1277 (2). SCANDALOUS WORDS, indictment for, how, ii, 530 (1). SCHOOL, indictment for disturbing, iii, 291. SCHOOL UNLICENSED, indictment for setting up, ii, 637 (2).. SCIENTER, averring, in indictment for passing counterfeit coin, iii, 259 (4). in charge of extortion, iii, 364 (2). averring in statutory forgery, iii, 451. SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, (See Books.) whether admissible, and how use, ii, 1180. SCILICET, In pleading, full, i, 406. SCIRE FACIAS, on recognizance, i, 264 m. SCOLD, (See Common Scold.) SCOPE OP RECORD, what the, ii, 1347. SCRUPLES OF CONSCIENCE, disqualifying grand juror, ii, 852 (2). SEA, blow on, death on land, i, 51 (3). SEAL, whether, essential to warrant, i,187 (1), 222 (4), 227 (2); whether search-warrant to be under, i, 243; no, to recognizance, i, 264 (2); want of, on venire facias to grand jury, ii, 882 (3). how charge instrument under, in forgery, iii, 418 a (3). SEALED VERDICT, rendering, ii, 1002 (2), 1003 (3). SEARCH-WARRANTS, (See Waerant) How serve, full, i, 208, 209. Doctrine of, full, i, 240-246. breaking doors under, i, 196; disposal of goods and persons taken on, i, 218. SECOND APPLICATION, for bail, after refusal, i, 263 (1); while appli- cation pending, i, 263 (2). SECOND ARRAIGNMENT, no, ii, 730 a (2). SECOND ARREST, (See Arrest.) when, i, 263 o. SECOND DEGREE, How indictment for murder in, full, iii, 561-589. SECOND-DEGREE PRINCIPAL, indictment against, iii, 3, 5, 6, 59 (1). 2029 SEL CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. SECOND-HAND COFFIN, value of, iii, 751 (5). SECOND INDICTMENT, how grand jury find, li, 709; on old evidence, ii, 870 (1); after bill ignored, ii, 870 (2). "SECOND INQUEST," meaning petit jurors, how formerly, i, 362-364. SECOND JEOPAJRDY, (See Former Jeopardy— Jeopardy.) how Indictment to be foundation for plea of, ii, 543, 544; parol proof of, ii, 544; nolle prosequi as bar of, ii, 1394, 1395; habeas corpus not remedy for, ii, 1410 (2). SECOND OFFENCE, short allegation of, i, 101 (2), ii, 542. SECOND PREGNANCY, effect on sentence of mother, il, 1323 (2). SECOND PROSECUTION, (See Former Jeopardy— Jeopardy.) How indictment -framed to protect from, full, ii, 543, 544. SECONDARY EVIDENCE, in proof of instrument lost or destroyed, Iii, 434. SECONDS, declarations of, in challenge to duel, iii, 308 (1) ; as witnesses, ii, 308 (2). SECRECY, before grand jury, ii, 857, 858. SECURITY for fine, whether enforceable, ii, 1303 (2). "SEDUCED BY DEVIL," unnecessary in allegation, iii, 503 (1). SEDUCER, evidence against husband for attempt to kill the, iii, 95. SEDUCING FROM ALLEGIANCE, indictment for, iii, 76 (1). SEDUCTION, presumption of chastity in, ii, 1106 (2). SEEING, efCect of not, as contradicting, ii, 1071 (2). SEEN, averring, in exposure of person, iii, 352. SEISIN, presumed from possession, ill, 384. SEIZING GOODS, (See Search-warrants.) In making arrest, full, i, 210-212. of corporation, to compel appearance, ii, 950 o (3). SELECTING COUNT, for the trial, i, 456 (2). SELF, how plead dilatory fact known only to, i, 328. SELF-DEFENCE, character and declarations of deceased on issue of, ill, 612 et seq. SELF-MOVED, court arresting judgment, ii, 1283. SELF-PROMPTED HOPE, effect of, on confession, ii, 1235. SELF-SERVING DECLARATIONS, when admissible in evidence, ii, 1247 (5). SELLING DISEASED MEAT, rrocedure for, ill, 868 (4). 2030 INDEX. SEP SELLING LIQUOR, (See Liqtjor-selling.) SELLING LIQUOR TO DRUNKAHD, how indictment for, 1, 438 (2). SELLING BY UNLAWFUL MEASURE, how indictment for, ii, 577. And see iii, 158-161. SENIOR, (See Old Age.) in name of person, ii, 687 (1). SENTENCE, (See Judgment — Punishment.) Presence of 'prisoner at, full, i, 275. Between verdict and, full, 276, 277. What information indictment gives as to, full, ii, 538-542. The, against joint defendants, full, ii, 1035-1037. The, full, ii, 1289-1334; namely, general, 1291-1299; fine and its inci- dents, 1300-1309; corporal punishment and its incidents, 1310-1312; costs, 1313-1321; pregnancy of female prisoner at, 1322-1324; more counts, offences, drc, than one, 1325-1334. Execution of the, full, ii, 1335-1339. How, after escape of prisoner, full, ii, 1382-1386. mitigating or aggravating, i, 43 (1); what officer to execute, after change of venue, i, 74 (4); waiver of time of, i, 126 (2); hail to sick person awaiting, i, 253 (1); hail after, i, 254 (1); on plurality of counts, how, i, 428; how duplicity viewed at the, 1, 443 (6); on guilty of felonies joined in indictment, I, 450 (2); misdemeanors, I, 458 (2) and note; on counts requiring different punishments, i, 453 (1); not set out the, in pleading former jeopardy, ii, 815; on several counts, what, 11, 1014 (2) ; on good and had counts, ii, 1015 (4); on more counts than one, 11, 1015 a; whether render, on facts agreed, 11, 1254 a (4); to appear in the record, ii, 1347; writ of error reaches the, 11, 1368; writ of error to reverse or correct the, II, 1372, 1373; certiorari, whether before or after, ilj 1377 (2, 3); how, after escape and rearrest, ii, 1384; nolle prosequi before or after, ii, 1394, 1395; nolle prosequi to enable court to pronounce lighter, 11, 1396; habeas corpus will not free from too long or un- authorized, ii, 1410 (2). how the, in burglary, ill, 144. not, of Insane prisoner, iii, 666 (2), note, in nuisance, ill, 870 et seq. in rape, iii, 975 (4). SEPARABLE PARTS of record, on writ of error, 11, 1372, 1373. SEPARALITER, Indictment, full, 11, 473-476. in Indictment for keeping bawdy-house, iii, 110. charging, in receiving stolen goods, iii, 988 (1). SEPARATE, when juror should not, from panel, 11, 994 (2) ; by permis-' sion of court, ii, 994 (3); when court may permit, ii, 995, 996; whether jury, while deliberating, 11, 998 a (2). 2031 SEV CRIMINAL PROCBDITRB. SEPARATE COUNTS, why employ, i, 422 (2); may be quashed, ii, 764; when sentence on, separate, ii, 1327 (1); nolle prosequi to, ii, 1391, 1392. not required in charging different degrees in assault, iii, 63 (3). SEPARATE CRIMES, How prosecute, in one indictment, full, ii, 473-476. SEPARATE ESTATE, of wife, how laly in indictment, iii, 726. SEPARATE FAMILIES, occupancy by, in arson, iii, 38. occupancy by, in burglary, iii, 138 (7). SEPARATE OFFENCE, each count charges a, on face of indictment, i, 426. SEPARATE TRANSACTIONS, joinder of, in indictment, i, 448, 449 (2) ; restricting evidence, in, i, 449 (2). SEPARATE TRIALS, (See Joint.) Of joint defendants, full, ii, 1018-1026. on the several counts, 1, 425 (1) ; on different counts for one or more transactions, i, 455 (2), 458 (3); on separate indictments, ii, 1041, 1045. in conspiracy, iii, 225, 239. SEPARATING WITNESSES, At trial, doctrine of, full, ii, 1188-1193 a. SEPULTURE, Procedure for violations of, full, iii, 1009-1012. SERIES OF ACTS, repetitions of time and place in alleging, i, 412. SERIES OF TRANSACTIONS, as evidence in homicide, iii, 625 and note. SERIOUS OFFENCE, quashing in a, ii, 769 (2). SERVANT, premises wrongfully occupied by, how allegation in arson, iii, 37 (1, 2). whether ownership in burglary to be laid in, or master, iii, 138 (2). forcible entry by, allegation of, iii, 387 (1). how lay ownership of things stolen from, iii, 722 (2). restitution of goods stolen from, iii, 761 (1). procedure for larceny by, from master, iii, 775, 776. SERVANT'S OCCUPANCY, is master's, in arson, iii, Z^ (2). SERVE WARRANT, who may, of arrest, i, 189. "SET FIRE TO," "BURN," in indictment for arson ii, 613 (2), iii, 46, 47. SEVERAL, how serve warrant of arrest addressed to, i, 206 (2) ; trial where offence is, ii, 1041. 2032 INDEX. SIG SEVERAL DEFENDANTS, (See Defendants.) juror who has tried one of, may try another, 11, 913 (3). SEVERAL FAMILIES, premises occupied by, how the allegation in arson, ill, 38. In burglary. 111, 138 (7). SEVERAL AND JOINT, bail as to, 1, 264 d. SEVERALTY OF OWNERSHIP, how lay, in larceny, ill, 723 (2). "SEVERALLY," charging assault as made, iii, 61. SEIVBRANCE of defendants, by change of venue or continuance, ii, 1023 a; to restrict peremptory challenges, ii, 1029-1031. SEVERANCE AND SEPARATE TRIALS, Of Joint defendants, full, ii, 1018-1026. SEX, variance in proof of, 11, 488 (5) ; presumed from clothes worn, 11, 1097 (4). of person slain, not aver in homicide, iii, 507 (1). whether aver, in rape, iii, 952. SHEETS PRINTED, bound books are not, iii, 324. SHERIFF, (See Abbest — Constable — Opficee.) When arrest I)y, without warrant, full, i, 181-184. early ofiBce of, 1, 149 (1); power of, to take bail, 1, 251 (1). procedure against, by indictment for false return, iii, 828 (1). SHIP, proof of nationality of, 1, 384 (6). "SHOOT," (See Malicious Shootino.) when eauivalent for "shoot at," ii, 613 (9). "SHOOTING" another, how indictment for, 11, 629 (2), note. with intent to murder, ill, 652, 653. SHOP, how lay burglary in, a, iii, 136. SHOP-BREAKING, possession of stolen goods as evidence In, iii, 747 (2). SHOW CAUSE, prisoner's presence on rule to, I, 277 (2). SHOW WARRANT, when. In arrest, i, 191. SICK, (See Necessaeies.) bail to a defendant, I, 253 (1), 259; prisoner taken, during trial, how proceed, 1, 274; one, excused from grand jury, 11, 853 (1); juror becoming, ii, 948; witness, ground for continuance, ii, 951 o (2). SIGNATURE, indictment for obtaining the, by false pretences, iii, 178 (4). proof of, iii, 432-432 a. SIGNATURE BY MARK, how. In indictment for forgery, iii, 407 (4). 3 C. P. 128 2033 SOD CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. SIGNED, information must be, ii, 713 (2). ■word, in indictment for forgery, iii, 417 (2). SIGNS AND PICTURES, procedure for libel by, ill, 794a-796. SILENCE, (See Peoclamation of.) •waiver of objectionable verdict by, 11, 1004 (2). SILENCE UNDER ACCUSATION, as evidence, ii, 1254. SIMILITER, the, whether in record, ii, 1354 (3). SIMPLE AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, charging, together, ili, 63 a. SIMPLE LARCENY, (See Laecent.) distinguished from compound, as to where indict, i, 60. SIMILITUDE, proof of, in passing counterfeit coin, ill, 260 (3). SIMULTANEOUSLY, imprisonments executed, ii, 1310 (3), 1327 (1). SINGLE COUNT, (See Separate Cotjjtts.) SINGULAR NUMBER, whether suffices for plural, in Indictment, i, 349. SIT IN PRIVATE, (See Private.) how far, grand jury, 11, 861 (4-6). SIT OR STAND, whether prisoner, during trial, ii, 952 a-954, 956. "SITUATE," in indictment, effect on proof, i, 371. in indictment for burglary, ili, 135 (1). "SITUATED," In bawdy-house indictment, Hi, 111. SIX, (See JuET of.) SLANDER, of mayor, general charge not sufficient, ii, 530 (1); grand juror, &c., witness in action of, 11, 857, 858 (1). SLANDER AND LIBEL, Procedure for, full, iii, 781-811; namely, indictment generally and for livening individuals, 783-794; indictment specially as to other liiels, 794ffl-798; the evidence, 799-804; questions of practice, 805-806 a; oral words, 807-811. SLANDERING MAGISTRATE, by oral words, Indictment, 111, 807. SLAVE, (See Negboes.) in what county prosecute enticing, i, 53 (4), note. SLEEP, (See Aso;ep Dueinq Tbiai,.) confession in, 11, 1230. SLITTING THE NOSE, procedure for, iii, 855 (2) et seq. SMALL THINGS, law not regards, 11, 1276 (1). SOCIETY OR MEMBERS, indictment for disturbing meeting of, ill, 293 (1). SODOMY, Procedure for, full, ill, 1013-1018 a. 2034 INDEX. SPB "SOLEMN OATH," meaning of, iii, 913 (3). "SOLICIT," in indictment for attempt, iii, 74 (1, 3). in indictment for attempt to bribe, iii, 126 (2). SOLICITATION, (See Attempt — Challenging to Duel.) To crime, full, iii, 74-76. place of trial for attempt by, i, 53 (4), 57 (2, 3). evidence of, in arson, iii, 53 (4). prior, in rape, ill, 970 (1). SOLICITOR-GENERAL, (See Pbosecuting Officee.) right of information by, 1, 142, 144; how, employed for defence, i, 300. SORT OP MEETING, how aver, in disturbing meeting, iii, 286. "SOUND MIND," words, not necessary in indictment, iii, 669 (1). "SOWER OP DISCORD," words, in indictment for common scold, iii, 200 (1). SPEAK THE TRUTH, how make record, ii, 1343. SPECIAL CASES, how allege time in, i, 399. SPECIAL CAUTION, required as to circumstantial evidence, ii, 1076. SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES, Verdict in, full, ii, 1006-1012. SPECIAL COUNSEL, (See Counsel.) for prosecution, how, i, 280-284, ii, 962, 963. SPECIAL DEFENCE, admissible on general issue, ii, 743 (2); permissible under plea of not guilty, ii, 799; whether grand jury hear matter of, ii, 866 (2), 867; judge should give special charge on, ii, 980' (4); burden of proof in, II, 1048 (2); alibi is not, ii, 1066. insanity is not a, iii, 669 (3). SPECIAL DEMURRER, distinguished from general, ii, 777 (1), 778. SPECIAL EMERGENCY, judge for a, i, 314 (4). SPECIAL PACT OR PACTS, plea of former jeopardy setting out, ii; 826 (2), 828. combining with rule, iii, 68 (4). SPECIAL AND GENERAL OWNER, laying ownership of goods having, in larceny, iii, 720, 721. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS to deliberating jury, how, ii, 1000. SPECIAL JURISDICTION, how record of court of, ii, 1350, 1351. SPECIAL OBSERVATIONS, alibi subject to, ii, 1064. SPECIAL PLEA, (See Plea.) in bar, in writing, ii, 789 (1), 790; where there has been former jeopardy, ii, 822; burden of proof on, ii, 1048 (2). 2035 STA CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. SPECIAL PRESUMPTIONS, (See Bubden of Pboof — Pbesumption — Reasonable Doubt.) 8ome, full, ii, 1102-1131; namely, of innocence, 1103-1106; from motive, 1107; expressed feelings and purposes, 1108-1111; character of de- fendant, 1112-1119; defendant having committed another crime, 1120- 1129; official conduct and duty, 1130, 1131. SPECIAL TERMS of recognizance, i, 264 j. SPECIAL VERDICT, Procedure as to, full, ii, 1006-1008. whether in writing, ii, 1002. in conspiracy, ill, 238. in disorderly house, ill, 283. in forcible trespass, ill, 395 (2). in uttering forgery, iii, 486 (1). in libel, Iii, 806 (2). in treason, iii, 1040. SPECIES OP THINGS, when and how allege, Ii, 568; on a statute men- tioning only the genus, ii, 616, 619, 620. SPECIFIC, How far indictment must fie, full, i, 108 (1), 325 (6), ii, 493 et seq., 526-531. search-warrant to be, i, 242 (1) ; indictment must be, though statute general, ii, 619, 620, 624. SPECIFIC AND DISTINCT, pleadings to be, i, 323 (2), 325 (6). SPECTATORS, before magistrate, ii, 726; to be admitted at trials, ii, 957, 958. SPEEDY TRIAL, Right to, full, ii, 951 (^951 /. SPELLING, (See CtEBiCAL Eeeoes.) bad, effect in indictment, i, 354, 357, ii, 688. SPENT WARRANT, arrest on, i, 187 (4). "SPIES AND INFORMERS," as witnesses to liquor-selling, ii, 1174. SPIRITUAL HOPE OR FEAR, effect of, on confession, ii, 1225. "SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS," (See Liquob-selling.) though in statute not adequate in indictment, ii, 624 (2) ; effect of drinking, by jury, ii, 999 (2). SPOKEN WORDS, (See Woeds.) How allege, full, ii, 559-563. STABBING, form of indictment for murder by iii, 541 (1). with intent to murder, iii, 654. STALLION AND MARE IN PUBLIC VIEW, indictment for, iii, 869 (2). STAND, whether prisoner to, at trial, ii, 956. 2036 INDEX. STA STAND COMMITTED, order to, till fine is paid, li, 1301, 1302; till costs, ii, 1321. order to, in compelling abatement of nuisance, iii, 871 (1). STANDING ASIDE JURORS, practice of, 11, 938, 939. STANDING JACK, for mares, procedure for nuisance of. Hi, 869 (2). STANDING MUTE, at arraignment, 11, 733 o. STARVING, How charge murder by, full, iii, 557, 559. STATE, STATES, (See In Name or.) Crimes against the, where prosecuted, full, 1, 49-63. Rights and duties of the, as to fugitives, full, i, 219-223 &. Peremptory challenge by the, full, ii, 936-940. Procedure for goods stolen in one, and carried into another, full, HI, 727-729. informations by attorney for, 1, 142, 144; no jurisdiction over foreign fugitives from justice, 1, 224 (2); -whether and how allege, 1, 383; ■whether bound by national Constitution as to jury trial, ii, 891; right of the, to challenge jurors, li, 933 (1); as to peremptory chal- lenge of juror, 11, 940; whether continuance by, of right, 11, 951 (3); burden of proof on the, never shifts, li, 1049-1051; no confes- sions by the, 11, 1082 (1) ; is plaintiff In criminal cases, ii, 1082 (1) ; whether new trial on application of, ii, 1272; whether, pays costs, 11, 1315; whether, brings error, ii, 1363 (2); enjoining nuisance on prayer of, li, 1417 (2). whether set out the, in indictment for forging bank-bill, iii, 409 (2). how allege forgery to defraud the, iii, 421. STATE'S ATTORNEY, (See Pbosecutikg Officer.) STATE AUTHORITY, arrest of fugitives from justice under, i, 223. STATE COURTS, some judgments of, reviewed by writ of error in na- tional, ii, 1365. STATE'S EVIDENCE, (See Accomplice.) STATE OP PEELING, (See Feelings.) not show, by dying declaration, ii, 1207 (2). STATE LAWS, as to fugitives from justice, 1, 221 et sea. STATE OPPICER, United States not compel, i, 221 (2). STATEMENT by one wounded, when of the res g:estae, ii, 1086 (2); in other cases, 11, 1087. STATEMENT BY PRISONER, in defence, 11, 962 (4), 969 (3) ; as evidence, i, 1261 (1). STATES AND UNITED STATES, habeas corpus as between, ii, 1411, note. 2037 STA CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. STATUTE, STATUTES, (See Amendment— Clause — Exception— Indict- ment ON.) How distinguish whether indictment should be on, and how drawn, full, il, 593-642. Procedure on, in forgery, full, ill, 437-444. Procedure on, for keeping gaming-house, full, iii, 490-494. Indictment for larceny upon, full, iii, 730-738. Indictment on, for perjury, full, iii, 925, 926. regulation of procedure by, i, 8; changing locality of indictment by, 1, 50 (3), 59 (2), note, 62, 63, 65, 76 (2); effect of court overlooking a, i, 100 o (4), note, par. 5; limiting methods of defence, effect of, i, 113, 114, 767; interpreted by constitution, i, 114; may change remedy, not right, i, 115; waiver of right under, i, 118; right of arrest modified and enlarged by, i, 172, 180, 184; creating conservator of peace, authorizes arrests by him, i, 181 (1); Sunday arrests regulated by, i, 207 (2) ; the, modifying criminal pleading, i, 322 (2), 339 (2) ; words of, in indictment on, i, 335; giving new meaning to word, how indictment, i, 358; disjunctive clauses, how draw in- dictment on, i, 434-436, ii, 586; aggravations above statutory terms, surplusage, ii, 479; reciting, needlessly, erroneously, ii, 482 (2), note; how allege the statutory intent, ii, 521-525; duplicity in indictments on, ii, 587; forbidding charge to jury on facts, ii, 979- (2) ; jury tak- ing, when retiring to deliberate, ii, 982 a; interested witness ad- mitted under, ii, 1138 (2); extending the witness capacity of hus- band and wife, ii, 1152; giving State rehearings, how construed, ii, 1272; modifying form of record, ii, 1360. expanding allegation beyond words of, in nuisance, Iii, 868 (3, 4). STATUTE AND CONSTITUTION, interpreted together, ii, 894 (3). STATUTE DIRECTORY OR MANDATORY, as to indorsement of indict- ment by prosecutor, ii, 692; as to indorsement by grand jury, ii, 700. STATUTE OF FRAUDS, recognizance not within, i, 264 (2). STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS, (See Limitations.) allegation of time showing bar or not, i, 405; indictment on statute need not negative, ii, 638 (2). how plead, ii, 799 (5). STATUTES, ENGLISH, — cited, — Magna Charta, 29, — i, 100 a (2). Statute of Gloucester, c. 9, — i, 365 (2) and note. Westm., 2 (13 Edw. 1) stat. 1, c. 31, — il, 1265 (2). Westm., 2 (13 Edw. 1), c. 34, A. D. 1285, — iii, 950, 953, 958. Westm., 2, c. 38, — ii, 853 (1), 922 (1). 33 Edw. 1, Stat. 4, — 11, 936 (2), 938, note, 939. 1 Edw. 3, c. 14, — iii, 155. 1 Edw. 3, c. 16, — i, 174. 20 Edw. 3, c. 4, — iii, 155, note. 2038 INDEX. STA STATUTES, 'ENGrLilSn— continued. 25 Edw. 3, Stat. 5, c. 2, — iii, 251. 25 Edw. 3, Stat. 5, c. 3, — ii, 911 (2). 28 Edw. 3. c. 13, § 2, — ii, 927. 34 Edw. 3, c. 1, — i, 178. 36 Edw. 3, Stat. 1, c. 15, — i, 341 (3). 1 Rich. 2, c. 4, — ill, 155, note. 5 Rich. 2, Stat. 1, c. 8, — iii, 374. 13 Rich. 2, — i, 51 (3), note. 15 Rich. 2, c. 2, — i, 150, iii, 387 (2), note. 13 Hen. 4, c. 7, — i, 150. 1 Hen. 5, c. 5 (Additions) , — ii, 672-674. 8 Hen. 6, c. 9, — iii. 377, 383, 387 (2), note. 8 Hen. 6, c. 29, — ii, 927, note. 3 Hen. 7, c. 2, — i, 54 (2), ii. 523 (1), note. 21 Hen. 8, c. 11, — iii, 756, 759, 760, 762 (1). 22 Hen. 8, c. 14, § 6, — ii, 941. 23 Hen. 8, c. 1, § 1, — iii, 561, note. 23 Hen. 8, c. 1, § 3, — iii, 498-502, 540, 541 (1), 544, 545 and note, 548, 562-565, 572. 25 Hen. 8, c. 6, — iii, 1014, 1016. 28 Hen. 8, — i, 51 (3), note. 32 Hen. 8, c. 3, — ii, 941. 32 Hen. 8, c. 9, — iii, 155, note. 33 Hen. 8, c. 23, § 3, — ii, 941. 37 Hen. 8, c. 8, — ii, 502 (1), 648 (3) and note. 1 Edw. 6, c. 12, § 10, — iii, 545 and note, 548, 561 (3), note, 572. 1 Edw. 6, c. 12, § 22, — ill, 1037. 2 £ 3 Edw. 6, c. 24, — i, 51 (3), note, 62, iii, 534. 2 & 3 Edw. 6, c. 24, § 2, — i, 52 (1). 2 & 3 Edw. 6, c. 24, § 4, — i, 58 (1, 3). 5 & 6 Edw. 6, c. 11, § 12, — iii, 1037, note. 1 & 2 Phil. & M., c. 10,-11, 941. 1 & 2 Phil. & M., c. 10, § 7,— 11, 928 (2). 1 & 2 Phil. & M., c. 10, § 11, — iii, 1037, note. 1 & 2 Phil. & M., c. 13, §§ 4, 5 — ii, 1198. 2 & 3 Phil. & M., c. 10, — 11, 1198. 4 & 5 Phil. & M., c. 8, — ii, 557 (1). 5 Eliz. c. 9, — ill, 922. 5 Eliz, c. 14,-11, 924 (1). 1 Jac. 1, c. 11, — i, 62, note. 21 Jac. 1, c. 15,-111, 375-377, 383, 387 (2), note. 21 Jac. 1, c. 27, — 11, 596, note. 21 Jac. 1, c. 28, 11, 737, note. 16 & 17 Car. 2, c. 8, § 1,-11, 705 (3). 2039 STA CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. STATUTES, 'ENGl.ISK— continued. 22 & 23 Car. 2, o. 1, — iii, 855 (2) and note. 29 Car. 2, c. 7, § 6, — i, 207 (2), iii, 814. 4 & 5 "Will. & M., c. 8, — ii, 1157. 4 & 5 Will. & M, c. 18, — i, 143. 6 & 7 Will. 3, c. 17, — ii, 1157. 7 Will. 3, c. 3, — iii, 1037. 7 Will. 3, c. 3, § 2, — iii, 1037, note. 8 & 9 Will. 3, c. 26, § 1, — iii, 270 (1). 8 & 9 Will. 3, c. 26, § 6, — ii, 633 (2), note, iii, 260 (2). 10 & 11 Will. 3, c. 23, — ii, 1157. 4 Anne, c. 16, § 4, — 11, 748. 4 Anne, c. 16, § 11, — ii, 757 (2). 5 Anne, c. 31 — ii, 1157. 9 Geo. 1, c. 22, — iii, 34 (2), note. 2 Geo. 2, c. 25, — iii, 439 (2). 4 Geo. 2, c. 26, — i, 343 (1). 6 Geo. 2. c. 14, § 5, — i, 343 (1). 15 Geo. 2, c. 28 — iii, 260 (1), 460 (4). 23 Geo. 2, c. 11, §§ 1, 2, — ill, 907, 908, 910 o (2), 914 (1), 915. 23 Geo. 2, c. 11, §§ 20, 21, — iii, 907 note. 29 Geo. 2, c. 30, — ii, 1157. 30 Geo. 2, c. 24, § 1, — iii, 168, 172 (1). 7 Geo. 3, c. 50, § 1, — i, 397 (1), note. 17 Geo. 3, c. 26, § 7, — ii, 580 (2). 37 Geo. 3, c. 70 — iii, 76 (1). 39 Geo. 3, — iii, 316. 39 Geo. 3, c. 85, — iii, 322, 323 (2), 323 o (2). 43 Geo. 3, c. 58, — ii, 521 (2), note. 48 Geo. 3, c. 129, § 2, — Ii, 639 (7), note. 52 Geo. 3, c. 64, § 1, — iii, 172 (1). 56 Geo. 3, c. 73, — iii, 724, note. 6 Geo. 4, c. 50, § 13, — i, 368-370. 6 Geo. 4, c. 50, § 29, — ii, 938, note. 7 Geo. 4, c. 46, — iii, 425 6, note. 7 Geo. 4, c. 64, §§ 2-5, — ii, 1199 (2), note. 7 Geo. 4, c. 64, § 12, — i, 56 (1), note. 7 Geo. 4, c. 64, § 13, — i, 63 (1), note. 7 Geo. 4, c. 64, § 14, — iii, 724, note. ' 7 Geo. 4, c. 64,. § 19, — ii, 675, 676 (3), note. 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 27, § 1, — iii, 545. 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 28, § 1, — ii, 733 6. 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 29, — i, 83. 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 29, § 8, — ill, 1025. 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 29, § 10, — iii, 777. 2040 INDEX. STA STATUTES, ENGLISH— cojiiiwMed. 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 29, § 11, — iii, 141 (1), note. 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 29, § 46, — iii, 775. 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 29, §§ 47, 48, — iii, 331, 332 (1), 335, 337. 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 29, § 49, — iii, 338. 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 29, § 53, — iii, 172 (2). 9 Geo. 4, c. 21, §§ 11, 12, — ii, 613 (6), note. 9 Geo. 4, c. 31, § 1, — iii, 545. 9 Geo. 4, c. 31, § 7, — i, 381 (2), note. 9 Geo. 4, c. 31, § 15, — iii, 1014. 9 Geo. 4, c. 31, § 24, — Iii, 881 (2). 9 Geo. 4, c. 31, § 25, — iii, 81 (2), note. 9 Geo. 4, c. 32, § 2, — iii, 429 (2). 9 Geo. 4, c. 55, — i, 83. 11 Geo. 4 & 1 Will. 4, c. 66, § 20, — i, 436 (2), note. 2 Will, 4, c. 34, § 3, — iii, 249. 2 Will. 4, c. 34, § 7, — ii, 1327 (1), note, iii, 258 (2). 2 Will. 4, c. 34, § 8-, — ill, 263 (1), note, 265 (2). 2 Will. 4, c. 34, § 16, — iii, 249, note. 2 & 3 Will. 4, c. 123, § 3, — ill, 412 (1). 7 Will. 4 & 1 Vict. c. 85, §§ 2, 3, — iii, 644 (1), 645 (1), 651 (2)-654. 7 Will. 4 & 1 Vict. c. 85, § 4, — ii, 629 (2), note. 7 Will. 4 & 1 Vict. c. 89, — iii, 42 (2). I Vict. c. 86, — i, 83. 5 & 6 Vict. c. 39, § 6, — iii, 343. 7 & 8 Vict. c. 2, — ii, 597, note. 8 & 9 Vict. c. 68, § 1, — i, 254 (1), note. 9 & 10 Vict. c. 62, — iii, 505 (2). II & 12 Vict. c. 42, § 17, 18, — ii, 1199 (2), note, 1201, 1203, 1258, note. 11 & 12 Vict. c. 43, — ii, 717. 14 & 15 Vict. c. 100, § 4, — iii, 523. 14 & 15 Vict. c. 100, § 8, — iii, 425 & (1), note. 14 & 15 Vict. c. 100, § 18, — iii, 736 (2), note. 14 & 15 Vict. c. 100, §§ 20, 21, — iii, 907, notes. 14 & 15 Viot. c. 100, § 23, — 1, 368, 370, note. 14 & 15 Vict. c. 100, § 24, — i, 403 (3), note, ii, 675. 14 & 15 Vict. c. 100, § 25, — ii, 1287, note, iii, 864, note. 14 & 15 Vict. c. 100, § 28, — ii, 810 (1). 16 & 17 Vict. c. 32, § 1, — i, 254 (1), note. 24 & 25 Vict. c. 96, § 27, — iii, 734. 24 & 25 Vict. c. 96, § 44, — lil, 1025. 24 & 25 Vict. c. 96, § 50, — ill, 777. 24 & 25 Vict. c. 96, § 67, — iii, 775. 24 & 25 Viet. c. 96, § 88, — Iii, 172 (2). 24 & 25 Vict. c. 98, § 42, — iii, 412 (1). 2041 STE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. STATUTES, ENGLISH— continMed. 24 & 25 Vict. c. 98, § 44, — iii, 425 6 (1), note. 24 & 25 Viot. c. 99, § 2, — iii, 249, note. 24 & 25 Vict. c. 99, § 9, — iii, 263 (1), note. 24 & 25 Vict. c. 100, § 6, — iii, 523. 24 & 25 Vict. c. 100, §§ 11, 14, — iii, 644, 651 (2). 24 & 25 Vict. c. 100, § 37, — iii, 881 (2). 24 & 25 Vict. e. 100, § 38, — iii, 81 (2), note. 24 & 25 Vict. c. 100, § 61, — iii, 1014. 28 & 29 Vict. c. 18, § 1, — iii, 432 &. 28 & 29 Vict. c. 18, § 2, — ii, 964 (2). 28 & 29 Vict. c. 18, § 8, — iii, 432 6. STATUTES, INDICTMENTS ON, (See Statute.) STATUTES OF JEOFAILS, (See Amendment.) Concerning, full, ii, 705-707 a. not extend to criminal cases, ii, 572 (1). STATUTORY AUTHORITY, essential to waiver of jury trial, ii, 893 (5). STATUTORY BAIL, and how construed, i, 264, 264 a (2). STATUTORY CHANGES, In rules of evidence, full, ii, 1088-1090. of common-law indictment for homicide, iii, 539. STATUTORY DIRECTIONS, committing magistrate to follow, i, 239 (2); evidence taken under, ii, 1199 (3). STATUTORY DISQUALIFICATION of judge, i, 314 (5). STATUTORY DISTURBANCES, Of meeting, full, iii, 289-301. STATUTORY MODIFICATIONS of indictment, how, ii, 516 a. STATUTORY OFFENCES, (See Offence.) where tried, i, 56 (2), 60 (4); all, indictable, i, 130. STATUTORY PARDON, (See Pabdon.) procedure as to, ii, 834-837; with exceptions, how plead, ii, 835, 837; without exceptions, ii, 836. STATUTORY QUALIFICATIONS, technical, of jurors, ii, 920. STATUTORY REGULATIONS of procedure, i, 8. STATUTORY RESTRICTIONS on arrest of judgment, Ii, 1287. STATUTORY WORDS, Following, in false-pretence indictment, full, iii, 179-182. STAYING JUDGMENT, for defendant to abate nuisance to way, iii, 1056.' "STEAL," whether necessary in larceny indictment, iii, 698 (1), 698 o. STEALING HEIRESS, where prosecute, i, 54 (2) ; allegation of, ii, 557 (1). "STEER," (See Cattle.) in indictment, for "cattle" in statute, ii, 619. STENOGRAPHER, for grand jury, ii, 861 (3). 2042 INDEX. SUB STEPS, (See Choice of Steps.) STOLiBN GOODS, (See Larcknt — RECEn'iNG.) Presumption from the possession of, full, iii, 739-747. Procedure for restitution of, full, iii, 755-763. Procedure for receiving, full, iii, 979a-991a; namely, for accessorial offence, 980; indictment for substantive offence, 981-988; evidence, 988 0-991 a. search-warrant for, i, 241 (2); right to have back, not disqualifies wit- ness, ii, 1138 (2). evidence from possession of, in burglary, iii, 152. STOLEN PROPBETY, Sow descrihe, in larceny indictment, full, iii, 699-712. STORE, how lay burglary in a, iii, 136. STRAITENED CIRCUMSTANCES, proof of, in embezzlement, iii, 327 (5). STRATAGEM to get into house, for arrest, i, 199. STRAW BAIL, giving, as evidence, ii, 1250. STREET, (See Wat.) STREET-NUMBER, unimportant in indictment, I, 372 (2). STRENGTH, (See Rbxaitve Strength.) STROKE, alleging, as to time and place, i, 408 (3). how lay the, in homicide, iii, 516 (2). "STRONG HAND," charging forcible entry and detainer as with, iii, 371, 372, 379 (2), 380 (2, 3). in averment of forcible trespass, iii, 390 (3). STRUMPETS, proof of, frequenting bawdy-house, iii, 112 (2), 116 (1). STUDENT, (See Cbedit to.) STYLE OF SENTENCE, the, ii, 1296. SUBMISSION, arrest by, i, 157. SUBMIT TO JURY, how, the two pleas of former jeopardy and not guilty, ii, 812. SUBORNATION OF PERJURY, (See Perjtot.) Procedure for, full, iii, 1019-1023. indictment for attempting, iii, 75 (1). whether indictment must mention sum offered, iii, 75 (2). one witness sufficient in, iii, 929 (2). as attempt, iii, 938, 939. SUBPOENA, to witness before grand jury, ii, 868 (3); whether judge should obey, ii, 1145. SUBSCRIBING WITNESS, whether call, in forgery, iii, 430. SUBSEQUENT to indictment, laying offence, i, 403 (2). 2043 SUI CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. SUBSTANCE, (See Tenor.) alleging, where naime unknown, il, 547; averring words by, ii, 559 (2), 560; proof of, il, 563. false testimony in perjury to be set out by its, iii, 915; how, iii, 916. whether aver threatening letter by its, iii, 1026. SUBSTANCE OF CONFESSION, admissible, ii, 1241 (2). SUBSTANCE OR INCIDENTAL, Difference where matter of allegation is, full, ii, 554-558. SUBSTANCE OF ISSUE, (See Issue.) proved, no variance, ii, 488 & (1), 488 c (1); proving, ii, 1052 (2). proving, in false pretences, iii, 184 (1). proof of only, in disorderly house, iii, 281 (2). sufBces in proof of gaming-house, iii, 489 (2). proof of only, in homicide, iii, 514 (4, 5). proving, in murder by poison, iii, 555. proof by, in poisoning, iii, 650 (1). proving, in assault to kill, iii, 659. SUBSTANCE OR TENOR, alleging, in false-pretence indictment, iii, 178, 183. SUBSTANTIAL ALLEGATIONS, Methods of the, full, ii, 545-592; SUBSTANTIAL REQUISITES, Of the indictment, full, ii, 505-544. SUBSTANTIAL RIGHT, irregularity of jury depriving party of, ii, 999. (1). SUBSTANTIVE CRIME, averring, in attempt, iii, 86 (2). SUBSTANTIVE MISDEMEANOR, (See Misdemeanor.) where indictment for, i, 57 (3, 4). SUBSTANTIVE OFFENCE, whether proof of, takes away attempt, iii, 94. SUBSTITUTE FOR AVERMENT, bill of particulars not, ii, 646. SUBSTITUTION of not guilty for guilty, in plea, ii, 798. SUBSTITUTION AND WITHDRAWAL of pleas, ii, 747. SUBTLE PLEADING in criminal cases, i, 23 (2, 3). SUCCESSIVE AND CUMULATIVE SENTENCES, ii, 1327 (2). SUFFERING, complaints of, in evidence, ii, 1111. declarations of, evidence in homicide, iii, 626 (1). SUFFICIENCY OF INDICTMENT, Allegation of time as to the, full, t, 403-405. SUICIDE, showing, in defence of murder, Hi, 633 (5). SUIT ON RECOGNIZANCE, i, 264 ,m. 2044 INDEX. SUR SUMMARY, The concluding,' in murder indictment, full, ill, 548-550. concluding, in indictment for perjury, iii, 903. SUMMARY CONVICTION, (See Conviction— Recobd.) difference between, and indictments, as to allegations, ii, 639 (7), note; before magistrate, practice in, ii, 722. for disturbing meeting, iii, 300. SUMMARY PROCEEDING, no writ of error on, ii, 1364; certiorari in, ii, 1378. SUMMINGS UP, By counsel at the trial, full, ii, 974-975 B. Of judge, full; ii, 975 c-982. reading books in the, ii, 1180. judge's, to jury, in homicide, iii, 638 o. SUMMONS to corporation, for trial, ii, 950 a (3). SUNDAY, (See Lord's Day.) arrest on, i, 207 (2); offence on, how charge, i, 399 (3, 4); verdict, but not judgment on, good, ii, 1001 (2) ; finding on, that jury can- not agree, ii, 1001 (2) ; no sentence on, ii, 1291 (1). SUPERFLUOUS AVERMENTS, in assault and battery, Iii, 57. SUPERIOR COURTS, (See Infebioe.) how distinguished from inferior, i, 236-239. SUPERIOR JURISDICTION, how record of court of, ii, 1350, 1351. SUPERSEDEAS of magistrate's warrant, i, 235 (2). SUPERVISING FORM, (See Fobm.) of plea, ii, 789 (2). SUPERVISORS OP HIGHWAYS, how proceed against, for non-repair, iii, 827. SUPPLYING RECORD mutilated or lost, ii, 1398 (1). SUPREME COURT, reviewing State decision by the, of U. S., i, 100 o (4), note, par. 4; of U. S. as to writ of error, ii, 1365. SURETIES, (See Bail— Recognizance.) Varying IvaHlities of, in hail, full, i, 264 /-264 n. when not refuse, in bail, i, 260 (3); found insuflicient, effect of, in bail, i, 263 o (2); how bail binds, i, 264 c, 264 d; not jurors, il, 907 (1). SURETIES FOR (JOOD BEHAVIOR, breaking doors in arrest to com- pel, i, 196. SURETIES OF PEACE, requiring, on acquittal, i, 229 (3); forfeiture of recognizance, i, 264 n; as part of sentence, how enforce, ii, 1312, 1321. SURNAME, (See Name.) of the, ii, 683, 684. 2045 TALi CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. SURPLUS ALLEGATIONS, In indictment on statute, ii, 621; when, need not prove, ii, 1052 (2). SURPLUS PROOFS, to be disregarded, ii, 1052 (2). SURPLUSAGE, In indictment, full, ii, 477-484. Rejecting, to avoid variance, full, ii, 485-487. Bow, where not rejected, full, ii, 488-488 e. in alleging time of offence, i, 388 (1); allowed in indictments, I, 436; rejecting, to cure duplicity, i, 440; does not make indictment double, i, 440; rejecting, to avoid repugnancy, ii, 491 (1); disjunctive alle- gation as, ii, 592 (1); "against form of statute" as, ii, 601; not, allegation showing no offence committed, ii, 621; a not required negative, in indictment, il, 640 (1); harmless in verdict, ii, 1005 o (1); facts not in issue in special verdict, ii, 1006 (8); what, in verdict, ii, 1012 (2, 5); striking, from verdict, ii, 1013 (2); part of indictment treated as, ii, 1070 (4); in dying declaration, ii, 1214 (3). in charge of aggravated assault, iii, 63 a (2). in cases of assault and battery, iii, 65 (3). SURPRISE, adjournment of trial for, ii, 966 tZ (2); new trial for, ii, 1280. SURRENDER, (See Escaped Peisoners.) Of fugitives from justice, full, i, 219-224 &. SURRENDER PRINCIPAL, bail may, when and how, i, 250 (1). SUSPENSION OF EXECUTION of sentence, ii, 1299. SUSPICION, (See Reasonable Suspicion.) SWEARING, How allege the, in perjury, full, iii, 912-914. SWEARING OF JURY, (See Oath.) how record as to, ii, 1357. SWEARING WITNESS, (See Witness.) when, appear in record, ii, 1347. SWORN, (See How Sworn.) SWORN TESTIMONY, effect of admissions in, ii, 1255-1257. SWORN TO, dying declaration may be, or not, ii, 1213. SYMBOL OR TOKEN, how allege the, in cheat, iii, 158 (2), 159 (2). TACIT ACKNOWLEDGMENT, of guilt by defendant, ii, 1253. "TAKE," whether necessary in larceny indictment, iii, 698 (1). TAKE WITH THEM, to their rooms, what the jury may, ii, 982 a. TAKING OF LIFE, Presumption from a mere, full, iii, 603-606. TAKING NOTES, before magistrate, ii, 726 ; in superior courts, ii, 958. TALESMEN, the, of grand jury, ii, 850. 2046 INDEX. TER "TAME PIGEON," ■words, as descriptive of thing stolen, in larceny. Hi, 706 (2). TAMPERING WITH WITNESS, not by prosecuting officer, 1, 293 (2); how allege, ii, 556 (4); as evidence of guilt, ii, 1251. how proof and indictment for, iii, 897. TAX-PAYER, whether juror must be, ii, 922 (3). TAXATION, of costs, ii, 1319, 1320. TAXES, collectible summarily, i, 100 a (3). TEACHER, assault by, on pupil, iii, 70. TECHNICAL, complaint before magistrate less, than indictment, ii, 720. TECHNICAL CRIME, whether prosecute, i, 290, 291. TECHNICAL LANGUAGE, verdict need not be in, ii, 1005 a, 1007 (1). TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS, (See Qualifications.) statutory, of jurors, ii, 920. TECHNICAL TERM, defining, in statute, how indictment, ii, 629 (1). TECHNICAL WORDS, (See Words.) indictment requiring, i, 335. TECHNICALITIES, how far observe, i, 24, 25. TELL THE TRUTH, exhortation to, effect on confession, ii, 1227. TENDENCY TO PROVE ISSUE, ground on which evidence is admilited, ii, 1091. TENEMENT, TENEMENTS, separate, in house in arson, iii, 38. word, whether in indictment for disorderly house, iii, 276 a. TENNESSEE, practice in, as to presentments, i, 138 (3). TENOR, (See Substance.) proof of, ii, 488 (4); averring words by, ii, 559 (2, 3), 561 (1), 562; how, when in foreign language, ii, 564, iii, 403-406. in libel, iii, 789, 790; oral slander, iii, 808 (2); how in perjury, iii, 915. whether aver threatening letter by, iii, 1026. TENOR OR SUBSTANCE, alleging, in false-pretence indictment, iii, 178, 183. TENSE, the, of record, ii, 1349. TERM OF COURT, (See Close of Teem.) deemed but one day, 11, 1352. TERMINI, variance by stating wrong, of way, ii, 486 (4). of way, alleging the, iii, 1045, 1051. TERMS, (See Genbeio — Pabticulab.) impose, for allowing amendment, ii, 715 (1). TERRIFYING ACT, alleging the, in riot, iii, 993, 994. 2047 THI CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. TERRITORIES, (See Escaped Peisonebs— State.) surrender of fugitives as between, i, 223 6 (2) ; jury trial in, il, 891 CD- TEST, the, of circumstantial evidence, ii, 1079 (1). TEST OF INSANITY, on preliminary inquiry, iii, 667 (2). TESTIFYING FOR THEMSELVES, (See Witness.) Defendants, full, ii, 1181-1187. TESTIMONY, (See FALSE Testtmont — Swoen — ^Witness.) writing down, on preliminary hearing, 1, 234 6 (2) ; continuance to procure, ii, 951a (2); order and methods of delivering the, ii, 966- 966 c; absence of, a proper subject of comment to jury, ii, 966 c (2); the, of excluded witness, ii, 1191-1193; dying declarations com- pared with, ii, 1216. TESTIMONY OF JURORS, when admissible, ii, 1270. THEFT, not divests owner of goods, of ownership, iii, 762 (3). "THEN AND THERE," In allegation of time and place, full, 1, 407-414-. referred to what antecedent, i, 355. in indictment for assault and battery, iii, 57 (4). as to time and place of stroke and death, iii, 535. "THERE," in indictment, refers to what, ii, 512. THERE SITUATE, words, in arson indictment, iii, 41. in bawdy-house, iii. 111; burglary, iii, 135 (1) ; exposure of person, ill, 351 and note. See, also, iii, 866 (3), 1046, 1051. THIEF, witness against receiver, ill, 988 a. THING, the, in search-warrant, i, 244, 245 (2); proof of identity of the, ii, 1060 (3). THING EMBEZZLED, how describe, in indictment, Hi, 318-321. THING OBTAINED, How specify, in false pretences, full, iii, 173, 174. by false pretences, proof of, iii, 188 (2). THING TO BE OBTAINED, alleging, in conspiracy, Iii, 211. THINGS STOLEN, (See Goods — Stolen Goods.) exhibiting, at trial, ii, 965 (1). description of, in larceny, iii, 699-712. 