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not by consent, i, 96 (1); or on unconstitutional statute, i, 96 a; waiver of, 1, 100 o (4), note, par. 7, 112, 123 (2); arrest beyond magistrate's, 1, 189 (2") ; full, on proceeding to bind over, i, 235 (3) ; rule of inferior and superior, i, 236 (2); presumption of committing magistrate's, i, 239 (1); giving court new, not takes away old, i, 315 (3); presumptions favor, i, 315 (3); no, void, 1, 316 (1); less or more than county, how indictment, i, 375 (1) ; allege all essen- tial to the, i, 381; record of conviction must show, ii, 722, 724, 727 (1); plea to the, ii, 736, 794; what add to plea to, ii, 749; quashing for want of, ii, 772 (1); of former proceeding in autrefois convict or acquit, ii, 814 (4); of grand jury, local, ii, 859; not given by waiver or consent, ii, 893 (4) ; how state the, in record, ii, 1350, 1351; nolle prosequi cannot give, ii, 1396; habeas corpus available where no, ii, 1410 (3). to administer oath in perjury, how allege, iii, 914. proof of, in perjury, iii, 935 (2). JURISDICTIONAL AUTHORITY, sources of, 11, 893 (4). JUROR, JURORS, (See Cotjbt— Grand — List of.) Otjecting to, after sworn, full, ii, 946-949 6. knowledge of, how communicate with, how deliberate, &c., i, 998 o; not witness to irregularities of jury, ii, 998 a (3); competent on separate trials of joint defendants, ii, 1024; whether witness, ii, 1146; confessions and testimony of, as evidence, ii, 1270. who incompetent, in nuisance, ii, 874. JUROR SICK, ii, 948. JURY, (See Discharge of — Grand.) Charge of judge to, full, ii, 975 c-982. As judges of law, full, 11, 983-988. During trial to verdict, full, ii, 990-1000. The, for trial of joint defendants, full, ii, 1027-1032. prisoner's presence at discharge of, i, 272 (2) ; order of addresses to, ii, 960-965; to judge of evidence, ii, 1054; weigh evidence of charac- ter, ii, 1116; may believe witnesses or not, ii, 1147; no arrest of judgment for matter concerning the, ii, 1285 (2). what for the, in arson, iii, 52 (2). judge of evidence of name, iii, 65 (1). 1975 KID CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. JURY — continued. determines whether force used to repel a battery was appropriate, ili, 70 a. what for the, In disorderly house, III, 281 (3). what for the, In challenge to duel. III, 309. ■to decide on prisoner's capacity to be tried, ill, 666 (3). judge of the fact, in rape, ill, 968. how far perjury Is a question for the, ill, 933. JURY INFLUENCED by one another, how, II, 982. JURY AND JUDGE, indictment for libel on, HI, 797. JURY OF MATRONS, When, and proceedings of, full, il, 1322-1324. JURY DE MEDIETATE LINGUAE, Trial by, full, il, 927-930. JURY ROOM, what the jury may take to their, ii, 982 o; juror not testify as witness In the, il, 1146. JURY OF SIX, when statute may authorize, ii, 897 (4). JURY TRIAL, (See Trial by Petit Jhet.) The right of, full, ii, 890-894. what fulness of allegation required for, i, 87; of autrefois convict or acquit, Ii, 816 (1) ; habeas corpus not remedy for denying, Ii, 1410 (2). JUSTICE, (See Fugitives from.) Reclaiming fugitives from, full, 1, 219-224 6. JUSTICE AND GOVERNMENT, Procedure for obstructing, full. III, 879-898; namely, assaulting or re- sisting officer, 881-895; other obstructions, 896-898. JUSTICE OP PEACE, (See Binding Over — Complaint — Magistrate — Magistrate's Order.) history of office of, 1, 149, 174-176; personal arrest by, I, 177 (1); by warrant of, i, 177 (2); by verbal order from, I, 177 (2), 178; late powers of, i, 175, 176; may bind over for trial, I, 226, 228; power of, to take bail, i, 251 (3) ; depositions before, as evidence, Ii, 1198-1200. KEEPER, who, of bawdy-house, ill, 118 (1), 119. proof that defendant is, in disorderly house. Hi, 278. KEEPING OF BAWDY-HOUSE, proof of, Hi, 118 (1). KEEPING GUN, indictment on statute for, II, 588 (3). KEEPING HOUSE FOR BAWDRY, (See Bawdy-house.) KEEPING AWAY WITNESS, by defendant, as evidence, H, 1251. KIDNAPPING, Procedure for, full, HI, 688-695. 1976 INDEX. LAN KILLING, (See Akeest — Homicide.) In homicide, presumption from mere, full, ill, 603-606. one resisting, or breaking from arrest, i, 160-162. KILLING COW, in malicious mischief, iii, 849. KIN, disqualifying petit juror, ii, 901. KING'S CORONER, same as master of crown ofiBce, power of, as to in- formations, I, 143. KING'S EVIDENCE, practice of, ii, 1158. KNIFE, averring assault with, to murder, iii, 79 (1). KNOW LAW, modification of rule that men, ii, 988. "KNOWINGLY," when necessary in indictment, ii, 504, 522 (4); not sup- plied by "unlawfully," ii, 613 (4). word, in indictment for false pretences, iii, 172. in indictment for possessing instruments for coining, iii, 269 (3). in allegation of extortion, ii, 364 (2); in the proofs, iii, 364 (3). in indictment for selling unwholesome food, iii, 868 (4). in perjury indictment, iii, 922. KNOWLEDGE, when indictment aver, ii, 522 (3, 4); of grand jurors, as evidence, i, ii, 864; proof of another crime to show, ii, 1126 (1), 1127 (1). proof of defendants', in passing counterfeit coin, iii, 261 (1). averment of, in rescuing goods from sheriff, iii, 392, 394. averring, in forgery and utterings, iii, 425 (1). defendants,' evidence in forgery, iii, 428 (5). of defendant, alleging, in nuisance, iii, 868 (4). alleging, in receiving stolen goods, iii, 986; proving, iii, 991. KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, whether, in complaint before magistrate, 230 (5), ii, 718 (3); information on, ii, 713 (3). KNOWLEDGE OF FALSITY, alleging defendants,' in false pretences, iii, 172. proof of, in false pretences, iii, 188 (3), 189. KNOWLEDGE OF OFFICIAL CHARACTER, in averment of resisting or assaulting, iii, 887. KNOWN OR NOT, Difference where thing, full, ii, 546-553. LABOR CONSPIRACIES, procedure for, iii, 242. LACK OF PROOFS, no arrest of judgment for, ii, 1285 (2). LANGUAGE, (See Foeeign Languagb.) statute not alter meaning of, i, 100 o (4). LANGUAGE OF CHARGE, to jury, how, and how interpret, ii, 978 (4), 980 o. LANGUAGE AND CONDUCT OF PARTY, as evidence of insanity, iii, 687 o (1). 1977 LAR CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. LANGUAGE OF INDICTMENT, (See Indictment.) The, full, i, 340-359. LANGUAGE OF VERDICT, (See Veedict.) how, and how interpret, ii, 1005 o, 1007 (1). LARCENY, (See Common Thief — Intent to Steal — Stolen Goods.) As to the indictment, full ii, 696-738; namely, in general, 697-698 &; description of stolen property, 699-712; allegation of value, 713-717; allegation of ownership, 718-726; stolen goods conveyed to another jurisdiction, 727-729; indictment upon statutes, 730-738. As to the evidence, full, ii, 738a-754; namely, presumption from pos- session, 739-747; other questions, 748-754. As to questions of practice, full, ii, 754a-770; namely, restitution of the stolen goods, 755-763; the verdict, 764-769; other questions, 770. taking goods through different counties in, where indict, i, 59 (2), 60; after change of statute, i, 59 (2), note; seizing fruits of, i, 211 (2); alleging time in continuous, i, 397 (1), note, (2); separate counts in, i, 423 (1, 2); receiving, embezzlement, burglary, and, in one indictment, i, 449; rejecting "embezzle" in indictment for, ii, 480 (5); name of owner of stolen things, ii, 481 (4), note; sur- plusage in indictment for, ii, 481 (4), note; conviction of, on in- dictment for embezzlement, ii, 482 (2); surplusage which cannot be rejected, ii, 483; proof of things stolen, ii, 488 6 (4); allegation in, where owner unknown, ii, 495 (2) ; how allegation of value in, ii, 541; allegation where ownership unknown, ii, 548; where descrip- tion of thing unknown, ii, 553 (3); how describe things in, ii, 575 (2), 576; of the allegation for, ii, 583 (2); of chose in action, in- dictment statutory, ii, 595 (2); "personal property" in statute, how in indictment, ii, 616; description of money stolen, ii, 553 (3), note;.iii, 732 (2), note; how describe the animal in horse-stealing, il, 619, 620; amending name of owner, ii, 711 (3) ; and embezzlement, form of verdict for embezzlement, ii, 1010 (3) ; proof of corpus delicti in, ii, 1056 (3, 4) ; other larcenies not evidence in, ii, 1124 (1) ; inadmissible confession of, and search, as evidence, ii, 1242. indictment for soliciting to, iii, 74 (3). how indictment for attempted, iii, 87-89. conviction for, on indictment for burglary, iii, 143 et seq. charging cheating by, in indictment for, iii, 185. unlawful combination, &c.; as evidence in, iii, 230. whether indictment for embezzlement should change a, ill, 315 (4)- 318. joining counts for, with those for embezzlement, iii, 325 (1). evidence of, does not prove embezzlement, iii, 327 (3). alleging time and place of, in receiving, iii, 984. no conviction for receiving, on charge of, iii, 988 (2). LARCENY AND BURGLARY, whether join, i, 449 (5); whether prove both, on different days, i, 459 (2). 1978 INDEX. KA.W LARCENY COMPOUND, Procedure for, full, ill, 771-780; namely, general doctrine, 772-774; lar- cenies 'by particular classes, 775-776 a; from particular places, 777- 779; from the person, 780. how describe place of,, and ownership, ii, 573 (5); In dwelling house, how the indictment, ii, 580 (1); from the person, how as to excep- tions in statute, ii, 639 (7), note. LARCENY PROM DWELLING-HOUSE, possession of stolen goods as evidence in, iii, 747 (2). LARCENY IN DWELLING-HOUSE, allegation and proof of value, ii, 580 (1). LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT, whether join, I, 449 (3). LARCENY IN ONE JURISDICTION, And goods carried into another, procedure for, full, iii, 727-729. LARCENY FROM PLACE, how aver, ii, 573 (5). LARCENY AND RECEIVING, (See Receiving Stolen Goods.) whether join, i, 449 (7); verdict for hoth, repugnant, ii, 1015 o (6). LARGER CRIME, Includes smaller, not duplicity to charge hoth, Iii, 55 (3). LATENT MEANING, libellous words with a, ill, 788. LATIN, formerly language of record, I, 341 (2-4) ; not with us, I, 342. LATIN CONCLUSION, of Indictment, how, ii, 606 (2). LAW, (See Know Law — Law and Fact — Views of.) substantive and adjective, I, 1; regulates procedure, i, 6; prosecuting officer's duty as to the, I, 294; right to counsel on question of, Ii, 296; what knowledge of, presumed, i, 329 (1); not allege, i, 329 (2), ii, 514 (1), 515; whether there has been a previous jeopardy Is of, ii, 816 (5); opinions on the, as disqualifying juror, II, 916-918; state, in opening to jury, ii, 970; what is the, to be given In charge to jury, ii, 978 (4) ; whether jury to judge of the ii, 984, 985, 986 a, 988; whether counsel argue the, to jury, II, 986; court instruct jury as to the, ii, 987; presumptions of, as evidence, ii, 1098; confession involving question of, ii, 1246. witness cannot testify to, Hi, 681. LAW BOOKS, effect of jury having, Ii, 999 (3). LAW OF CASE, how judge lay down the, ii, 1180. LAW AND EVIDENCE, (See Evidence.) scruples against finding verdict in accord with, disqualify juror, ii, 918 (2); how differently treated in judge's charge, ii, 978 (3, 4), 979. LAW AND PACT, (See Fact— Law.) Pleaded differently, and how, full, I, 329-335. What is each, full, ii, 982 6-989 6,- namely, general, 982 c, 982 (J; jury judging of law, 983-988; court judging of fact, 989-989 6. 1979 LEV CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. LAW AND FACT— continued. mingled, how indictment, ii, 514 (2-4) ; questions compounded of, ii, 989 a; rule for distinguishing, ii, 989 &; distinguished, as to grant- ing new trial, ii, 1275. 'LAW OP LAND," meaning, i, 100 o (2). LAWSUIT, pending, when disqualifies juror, ii, 902 (3). LAWYER, defend even guilty client, i, 40; how far client bound by acts of his, ii, 1281. LAYING INFORMATION before inferior magistrate, ii, 717. "LEAD AWAY," in larceny indictment, iii, 698 (1). LEAD PENCIL, interlineations with, i, 337 (2). LEADING QUESTION, in dying declaration, Ii, 1213; confession in answer to, ii, 1228. "LEFT," "RIGHT," describing hand holding weapon in homicide, iii, 515. as place of wound in homicide, iii, 516 (3). in indictment for cutting off ear, iii, 858. LEGAL BODY, how object that the grand jury is not, ii, 889. LEGAL EFFECT, setting out acts by, as to variance, ii, 488 cJ (1); proof by, ii, 488 d, 488 e. LEGAL FICTION, when separate counts are^a, i, 427, 428. LEGAL HOLIDAY, (See Holiday.) LEGAL IMPORT, of facts, when suffices in allegation, i, 332-334. forgery may be charged according to its, iii, 419 (2). LEGAL QUESTION, confession involving, unreliable, ii, 1246. LEGAL WORD OR PHRASE, in charge to jury, ii, 980 o. LEGIBILITY, what required, in indictment, i, 338. LEGISLATION ILL-CONSIDERED, in dividing murder into degrees, iii, 566-570. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE, sworn admissions before, ii, 1255. LEGISLATIVE CONTEMPTS, breaking doors to arrest for, i, 196. LEGISLATIVE MEANINGS, given to words, effect of, i, 358. LEGISLATIVE I^EGULATIONS, of jury trial, ii, 893, 894. LEGISLATORS, whether, exempt from arrest, i, 207 a (3, 4). LEGITIMATE ARGUMENT, counsel to employ only, to jury, ii, 975 o (1). LESS THAN ALLEGED, verdict finding, how, ii, 1005 (3). LESS THAN COUNTY, how allege crimes in place, 1, 371, 372 (2). LESS THAN LAID, proved in larceny, iii, 712 (1). LETTER, LETTERS,' (See Theeatenino.) where try crimes by, 1, 53 (4), 61 (1); as evidence, ii, 1132 (2); con- fession in, opened unauthorized, ii, 1226 (2). LETTING HOUSE, For 'bawdry, procedure for, full, iii, 119-122. LEVARI FACIAS, to collect fine, ii, 1303 (1). 1980 INDEX. LIQ LEVYING "WAR, (See Teeason.) LEWDNESS, (See Adultery — Bawdy-house — Exposuke of Person, &c.) LIBEL, (See Slander — Words of.) by letter, place of trial, i, 53 (4), 61 (1); where indictment for, i, 57 (4); as breach of sureties of peace, i, 264 w; prisoner's presence on motion for new trial for, i, 276 (2); what not duplicity in indict- ment for, i, 435; "published and caused to be published," i, 435; one, on two or more persons, i, 437 (6) ; joining offences in, i, 452 (2); how join participants in, ii, 468 (4); ill innuendo, sur- plusage, il, 480 (4) ; when unnecessary words in indictment for, surplusage, ii, 481 (2) ; variance by nedless allegation descriptive of, ii, 486 (2) ; how allege obscene, ii, 496;- intent in indictment for, ii, 521 (2), note; indictment for, sets forth libel, il, 530 (3); accord- ing to its tenor, not substance, ii, 559-561; defendant's bill of par- ticulars of truth in evidence, ii, 645 (5); proof of truth of, under not guilty, ii, 791 (2); enjoining, il, 1416. LIBEL AND SLANDER, Procedure for, full, iii, 781-811; namely, indictment generally and for Wbelling individuals, 783-794; indictment specially as to other libels, 794a-798; the evidence, 799-804; questions of practice, 805-806 a; oral words, 807-811. LIBERTINES, visits of, as evidence against bawdy-house, iii, 116. LIBERTY, preserving. In times of quiet, i, 21, 23 (2). LICENSE, when prisoner's counsel requires, in England, i, 300; how nega- tlve, ii, 591 (3). whether allege and how prove, in disorderly house, iii, 282. proof of absence of, in malicious mischief, iii, 848. (3). LICENSED PERSON, proceeding against, for making house disorderly, iii, 282. LIFE, danger to prisoner's, in bail, i, 256 (2), 259. "LIFE DESPAIRED OF," in assault and battery, iii, 57 (2). LIGHTS, exhibiting, at forbidden hour, proof of, i, 401 (2). LIKE OFFENCES, evidence in, ii, 1124. LIMIT ARGUMENT, right of court to, ii, 813 (2). LIMITATIONS, (See Statute of.) statute run, effect on quashing, i, 229 (2) ; allegation of time as to statute of, i, 405; by what plea statute of, ii, 799 (5) ; statute of, as to writ of error, ii, 1371. LIMITS. (See Local Limits.) LIQUOR-KEEPING, with intent to sell, how indictment, i, 103. LIQUOR SEIZURES, laying thing in, i, 406 (3), note. LIQUOR-SELLING, (See Intoxicating Liquors.) constitutional provisions as to the indictment, i, 100; whether indict- ment for, negative license, i, 100; O'Nell's case as to, i, 100 a (4), 1981 LOD CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. LIQUOR-SELLING — continued. note; as to keeping with Intent, Maine law, i, 103; Vermont law re- viewed, i, 107, 108; indictment for dealing in, i, 107, 108; not break doors to prevent, i, 197; arrest for, on Sunday, i, 207 (3), note; special allegation for, where law varies with place, i, 373 (1, 2) ; laid as continuing, i, 402; indictment for, on statute in the alterna- tive, i, 436 (2); "sell and offer to sell," i, 438 (2); joining offences in, i, 452 (3); indicting jointly for, ii, 469; "second glass," sur- plusage, ii, 479 (2); "spirituous or intoxicating," ii, 484 (2); surplusage which must he proved, ii, 484 (2) ; whether aver price in, ii, 514 (3); allegation where name unknown, i, 548, 549; allega- tion and proof of quantity, ii, 578; indictment on statute in alterna- tive for, ii, 587 (3), 588 (1) ; indictment where by agent, ii, 592 (2) ; how specifically describe liauors, ii, 624 (2); what the indictment must negative, ii, 636 (4) ; not Degative that the liquor was im- ported, ii, 638 (3); how indictment as to exceptions in statute, Ii, 639, note; in what form negative license, ii, 641 (2); negative medical prescription, ii, 641 (5) ; common seller — bill of particulars in, il, 645 (2); proof of license under not guilty, ii, 799 (2) ; buyer as witness to, ii, 1173 (5); "spies and informers" as witnesses, ii, 1174; cumulative sentences for, ii, 1327 (2), note; statutory injunc- tion against, ii, 1415. LIQUORS, effect of drinking, by juror, ii, 999 (2). LIST OF JURORS, waiver of, 1, 126, ii, 931a (2), 932 (1); furnishing prisoner with, ii, 931 o (1), 959a (4). LIST OP WITNESSES, waiver of, i, 126 (1) ; furnishing prisoner with ii, 959 a (2) ; calling all in the, or not in the, ii, 966 c (4, 5). LISTS OF PRISONERS, the, for carrying out their sentences, ii, 1336. LOADED, when firearm presumed, iii, 66 (1). when gun presumed, in attempt to murder, iii, 96 (2). 'LOADED PISTOL," in indictment for homicide, Iii, 514 (2). LOCAL LIMITS, court no authority out of, i, 317. LOCAL NATURE, crimes of, in indictment, i, 372 (1). LOCALITY, (See County — Paeticular.) Doctrine of, full, i, 45-67. how allege the, in indictment for keeping bawdy-house, iii, 111. how In false-pretence cases, iii, 197; in conspiracy, iii, 236, in counter- feiting, iii, 271 (4) ; in larceny where original taking was In an- other county or State, iii, 727-729. LOCKED IN, (See Breaking Dooes.) officer breaking out after, 1, 202. LODGERS, rooms of, as to ownership in burglary, ill, 138 (7). 1982 INDEX. MAG LODGER'S ROOM, how charge furniture stolen from, iii, 721 (3). LOOK ON PRISONER, jury directed to, ii, 960 (2). LORD'S DAY, Procedure for violation of, full, iii, 812-818. serving warrant of arrest on, i, 207 (2, 3) ; hail on, good, i, 264 c (5) ; how aver violation of, 1, 399 (3, 4); how indictment keep within statutory terms, ii, 636 (3); what the indictment for violating, must negative, ii, 636 (3); how negative work of necessity in in- dictment for violating, ii, 641 (3); judicial acts not valid on, ren- dering verdict on, ii, 1001 (2); no sentence on, ii, 1291 (1); (simu- lative sentences for keeping open on, ii, 1327 (2), note. LOSS of record does not destroy it, 11, 1398. LOST, Records mutilated or, full, ii, 1398-1400. LOST OR DESTROYED, written testimony, ii, 1199 (4). how set out forgery that is, iii, 404. LOST INDICTMENT, how proceed in case of, ii, 1400. LOST INSTRUMENT, how aver, ii, 561 (2). excusing, &c., possession of, in forgery, iii, 433. how prove contents of, iii, 434. LOST PAPERS, how, as to supplying, ii, 1399. LOST "WRITTEN PRETENCE, proof of. In false pretences, iii, 187 (3). LOTTERY, (See Gaming.) how allege "property" in, ii, 569. LOTTERY TICKETS, how indictment for unlawfully selling, i, 436 (2), note. LOTTERY TICKETS AND MATERIALS, search-warrant for, i, 241 (3). LOVE OR HATE, declarations in evidence of, iii, 626 (2). LOWER CRIME, - Oommitting, intending higher, full, iii, 77-85. LUCRE, whether alleged keeping of bawdy-house for, iii, 105 (2), 108 (1). needless in charge of disorderly house, iii, 274. LUNATIC, (See Insanity.) "LYING IN WAIT," in indictment for mayhem, ill, 857 (2). MAGISTRATE, ( See Bribebt — Complaint^ — Conviction — Examining — INFEEIOE CotTBT — JUSTICE OF PEACE.) Preliminary proceedings before, full, i, 32-34, 224 c-239 a. delivering arrested person to, i, 213-216; one before, is in custody of oflScer, i, 217; how, person taken on search-warrant, i, 218; "in authority," for confession, ii, 1233 (2). indictment for slander of, spoken to him, iii, 807. 1983 MAL CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. MAGISTRATE'S CLERK, "in authority," for confession, ii, 1233 (3). MAGISTRATE'S ORDER, indictment for disobeying, how, ii, 513 (3), 529 (5), 554 (3). MAIL, (See Letteb.) letters sent by, in what county the ofeence, i, 61 (1). venue, in uttering forgery by, iii, 475 (2). robbery of the, iii, 776 a. MAIL-BAG, indictment for robbing, iii, 773 (2). MAIM, indictment for attempt, how, iii, 90. word, in indictment for mayhem, iii, 852. MAIM AND MAYHEM, Procedure for, full, iii, 850a-859; namely, commonrlaw proceeding, 851- 854; proceeding upon statutes, 855-859. MAINPRISE, (See Batl.) compared with bail, what, i, 248 (2). MAINTENANCE AND CHAMPERTY, Procedure for, full, iii, 154-156. "MAKE AFFRAY," words, in indictment, iii, 17. MAKING COMPLAINT, (See Complaint-— Private Pbeson.) before inferior magistrate, ii, 717. MALEDICTION, introductory, in libel, iii, 783 (2). MALFEASANCE IN OFFICE, Procedure for, full. 111, 819-836; namely, refusal to accept office, 820, 821; corruption in office, 822-836. MALFEASANCE AND NON-FEASANCE IN OFFICE, (See Duty— Non-feasance.) indictment on the South Carolina statute, ii, 637 (3). MALICE, (See "Malice Afobethought.") averring assault with, iii, 80 (3). word, in indictments for murder, iii, 543-547, 593-595. presumption as to its continuing, in homicide, iii, 605, 607. proof of, in libel, iii, 801. how charge and prove the, in malicious mischief, iii, 842, 848 (2). "MALICE AFORETHOUGHT," (See Homicide.) In indictment for murder of first degree, full, ill, 561-589. technical words, in the indictment for murder, i, 335, iii, 541-544, 547- 549, 564. indispensable, iii, 544; applied to what allegations, Iii, 547. charging, in assault to kill, iii, 657 (1). '•MALICE PREPENSED," same as "malice aforethought," Iii, 544. "MALICIOUS" In indictment, covers "wilful" in statute, ii, 613 (7). 1984 INDEX. MAN MALICIOUS FINDING, by grand jury, ii, 870 6. MALICIOUS MISCHIEF, (See Cruelty to Animals.) Procedure for, full, iii, 837-850; namely indictment generally and at common law, 838-844; specially of indictment on statutes, 845, 846; the evidence, 847-850; intent is for jury, iii, 848 (2), note, what not duplicity in indictment for, i, 434 (3); to white-oak trees, &c., variance, ii, 486 (1) ; whether allege value in, ii, 540 (4) ; to animals, how charge, ii, 570; of the allegation for, ii, 583 (2); to "cattle," how indictment, ii, 619. MALICIOUS PROSECUTION, grand juror, &c., witness in, ii, 858; no ac- tion for, against grand jurors, ii, 870 6. MALICIOUS SHOOTING, (See "Shoot.") how join participants in, ii, 468 (3); how indictment for, ii, 629 (2), note. ^'MALICIOUSLY," in indictment for arson, iii, 42 (2), 43 (1), 44. in indictment for assault and battery, iii, 58. for malicious mischief, iii, 842. in perjury indictment, iii, 922. -MAN," whether, in indictment for rape, iii, 952. MANACLES, (See Handcxjff.) on prisoner at arraignment, ii, 731; not on prisoner at trial, except, ii, 955. MANDAMUS, to compel sentence, ii, 815; available in criminal cases, ii, 1402; when, and nature of, Ii, 1403. MANNER, charging the, in attempt, iii, 91 (2). MANNER OF DISTURBANCE, charging, in disturbing meeting, iii, 287, 294, 295. ■"MANSION-HOUSE," in indictment for burglary, iii, 135 (2). MANSLAUGHTER, (See Homicide.) Allegations for, full, iii, 495-539; namely, historical and general view, 497-500; indictment in outline, 501-505; specific questions, 506-536; where no assault or battery, 537-538 a; statutory changes of rules, 539. As to the evidence, full, iii, 597-637; namely, presumptions and burden of proof, 599-608; character, conduct, and utterances of deceased, 609-627; same of defendant and Ms relations with deceased, 628-630; expert testimony, 631, 632; other questions of evidence, 633-637. As to questions of practice, full, iii, 638-642. death from deadly weapon may be, iii, 601. when verdict in a murder case may be for, ill, 639 (3). MANY ACTS, (See Act.) one offence by one count, i, 438 (1). 2 C. P. 125 1985 MAT CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. MANY MEANS, charging, not duplicity, i, 434 (1). MARE AND STALLION IN PUBLIC VIEW, indictment for, ill, 867 (2). MARGIN OF INDICTMEJ^T, county in, i, 377, 379, 385. setting. out marks in the, in forgery, ill, 407. MARITAL COERCION, (See Husband and Wife.) indictment need not negative, il, 513 (2). MARK, (See Altering Mark.) averring signature by, in forgery, iii, 407 (4). MARKET OVERT, sale in, not divest owner of stolen goods, iii, 762 (3). MARKS OF QUOTATION, (See Quotation-Marks.) MARKS OP VIOLENCE, in evidence of rape, iii, 963. MARRIAGE, (See Unlawful.) aflanity ends with dissolution of, i, 314 (2) ; relationship by, as dis- qualifying to be juror, ii, 901. conspiracy to procure an unlawful, iii, 244. indictment for rape not negative, iii, 956. MARRIED WOMAN OR WOMEN, (See Wife.) not exempt from arrest, i, 207 a (5); how bail by, i, 264 c (2); indict- ment against, not negative coercion, ii, 513 (2) ; averring offence against, by maiden name, Ii, 687 a; not good indorser of indictment, ii, 693 (1); fine binds a, ii, 1304. how charge murder by neglect, against, iii, 558 (2). MARITAL LAW, arrest under, i, 183 (4), note. MASSACHUSETTS, special doctrine in, as to time in continuing offence, i, 402. MASTER, (See Confession.) "in authority," for confession, ii, 1233 (3). whether ownership in burglary to be laid in, or servant, iii, 138 (2). MASTER OF CROWN OFFICE, Information by, i, 143.. MATERIAL ALLEGATION, (See Allegation.) not allege, in form of recital, ii, 554 (2). MATERIAL AVERMENT, quashing for omission of, ii, 772 (2). MATERIALITY OF FALSE TESTIMONY, averring, in perjury, iii, 921, 924; proving, iii, 935. MATHEMATICAL SIGNS, the, in indictment, i, 347 (2). MATRIMONIAL WRONGS, not take away incapacity to be witness, ii, 1154. MATRONS, (See Jury of Matrons.) MATTER IN BAR, (See Bar.) MATTER NEGATIVING AVERMENT, destroys indictment, iii, 895 (2). 1986 INDEX. MET MAXIMS, "cessante ratione legis, cessat ipsa lex," i, 120 (2), 121; "better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer," ii, 1092; "falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus," ii, 1149; "in vino est Veritas," ii, 1229 (1). MAYHEM, the statutory indictment must describe the particulars, ii, 629 (2). indictment for attempted, iii, 90. MAYHEM AND STATUTORY MAIMS, Procedure for, full, iii, 850 a-859 ; namely, common-law proceeding, 851- 854; proceeding upon statutes, 855-859. MAYOR, whether, may bind over, i, 229 a. MEANING, (See Intebpeetation.) how determine the, of indictment, i, 356; what will support it, i, 356, ii, 510 (2) ; indictment to be plain in, ii, 518. how determine the, in threatening letters, iii, 1029 a. MEANINGLESS WORDS, (See Stjbplusage.) rejecting, to make indictment good, ii, 481 (4). MEANS, allegation and proof of the, in arson, iii, 50 (4). setting out, in indictment for conspiracy, iii, 208-217. charging the, in assault to kill, iii, 656 (3). MEANS OF DISTURBANCE, alleging, in disturbing meeting, iii, 294, 295. MEANS OF TAKING LIFE, averring the, in homicide, iii, 514. MEASURE OF PROOF, How as to the, full, ii, 1052-1055, 1091-1095, MEDICINE, for sick juror, ii, 948; jury to be supplied with, ii, 997; in- toxicants as, ii, 999 (2). MEETING, MEETINGS, (See Disturbing Meetings.) the, how set out in disturbing meeting, iii, 286. "MEETING-HOUSE," in disturbing meeting, iii, 298. MEMBERS OP CONGRESS, (See Congress.) whether exempt from arrest, i, 207 o (3). MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURES, whether exempt from arrest, 1, 207a (4). MEMBERS OR SOCIETY, indictment for disturbing meeting of, iii, 293 (1). MEMORANDA, as evidence, ii, 1132 (2). MENTAL CAPACITY, (See Insanity.) want of, disqualifying juror, ii, 925. MERITS, what certainty in pleading to the, i, 324. METHODS, (See Different.) Of the substantial allegations, full, ii, 545-592. of admitting accomplice, ii, 1166, 1167. 1987 MIS CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. METHODS TO RBHBARINGS, The, full, il, 1263-1271. METHODS SPECIAL, To indictments on statutes, full, ii, 593-642. MIDDLE NAME, (See Name.) ■whether, and how regarded, ii, 683, 685. MILE-MARK, duplicity in indictment for omitting, i, 441 (1). MINISTERIAL, whether committing magistrate's functions are, i, 237; act of rendering verdict is, ii, 1001 (1). MINOR, (See Immature Age.) how, defend, ii, 959 e; writ of error reaches irregular proceedings against, ii, 1369. MINOR'S CLOTHING, how allege ownership of, in larceny, iii, 721 (4). MINOR LOCALITY, (See County.) More minutely of, full, i, 372-382. in indictment, i, 364-367, 369-371; allegation of, without county, i, 378 (1). averring, in bawdy-house indictment, iii. 111. not allege. In gaming-house, iii, 491 (2). MINUTE, how, charge of keeping disorderly house, iii, 275, 276. MINUTENESS, what, of negative in indictment, ii, 641. with what, charge aggravated assault, iii, 64 (1). MINUTER PLACE, (See Place.) The, in indictment, full, i, 372-375. MINUTES OF JUDGE, amending verdict by, ii, 1013 (2). MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS, distinguished from record, ii, 1341 (3). MISBEHAVIOR, (See Contempt.) of juror or the panel deliberating, ii, 999. MISCELLANEOUS PROCEEDINGS, Further, full, ii, 1382-1417; namely, prisoner escaped, or otherwise un- lawfully at large, 1382-1386 ; nolle prosequi, 1387-1396 ; records muti- lated or lost, 1398-1400; petition of review, 1401; mandamus, 1402, 1403; prohibition, 1404, 1405; habeas corpus, 1406-1411; equity juris- diction, 1412-1417. MISCHIEF, (See Malicious Mischief.) "MISCHIEVOUSLY," word, in indictment for malicious mischief, iii, 842. MISCONDUCT IN OFFICE, indictment for libel charging, should aver official character, iii, 784 (3). MISDEMEANOR, MISDEMEANORS, (See Substantive.) Joining, in indictment, full, i, 452, 453. Procedure against participants in, full, iii, 1-15. whether all acts in a, must be in one county, i, 55 (1), 56; all, indictable, i, 130; against U. S., when information, 1, 145 (5); one 1988 INDEX. MIT MISDEMEANOR, MISDEMEANORS— conimwed. committing, flying from arrest, i, 159 (3) ; whether distinguished from felony in resisting and breaking from arrest, i, 160-162; when arrest for. In process of commission, i, 166, 167, 169-171; whether officer arrest for, in process of commission, i, 166, 167, 169-171; whether officer arrest for, without warrant, i, 181 (2) ; breaking doors to arrest for, i, 197; ball In, i, 260 (1); when appearance by at- torney in, i, 268 (2) ; prisoner's presence at trial for, 1, 270, 273, 274; prisoner always entitled to counsel in, 1, 298; compared with felony as to averment, 1, 321; use of "then and there" in indictment for, i, 413 (1) ; repetitions of time and place in, distinguished from felony, 1, 413 (1); finding, on felony indictment, i, 417 (2), 445; dis- tinguished from felony as to election at trial, i, 425 (1), 457, 458; count for, whether join with count for felony, i, 445, 446; conse- quences of misjoinder, i, 447; joining distinct acts of, in one indict- ment, i, 452; compelling election In, i, 460 (1); "feloniously" ■ vitiates, or not. Indictment for, 11, 537; how differs from felony as to pleading double, 11, 749 (2), 750; pleading over in, 11, 755, 783 et seq.; demurrer in, 11, 783, 784; plea of nolo contendere only in, il, 802 (2) ; whether jury trial for the minor, il, 892 (4-6) ; prisoner's position in court room in trial for, 11, 953, 954; distinguished from felony as to separation of jury, ii, 995, 996; nolle prosequi of part charging felony, leaving allegation of, ii, 1392. MISDEMEANOR AND FELONY, Joining in indictment, full, 1, 445-448. MISDEMEANOR, FELONY, TREASON, difference in, as to course of trial, ii, 533-537. MISFEASANCE, (See Malfeasance.) MISJOINDER, (See Joindeb of Defendants.) motion to quash for, ii, 773 (1). MISLED AS TO TESTIMONY, adjournment when, 11, 966 (i (2). MISNOMER, Plea of, full, Ii, 791-793. whether amend plea of, 1, 124 (2) ; note; how plea of, 1, 328. MISPRISON, by neglect to arrest, 1, 164 (2). MISPRISON OF FELONY, where prosecute, 1, 55 (2). MISTAKE, (See Ebroe.) confession through, 11, 1237 (2). MISTAKE OF FACT, (See Fact.) indictment need not negative, ii, 522 (2). MISTAKE IN VERDICT, how correct, ii, 1014. MISTAKEN BELIEF OF AUTHORITY, effect on confession, 11, 1234 (2, 3.) MISTAKEN IDENTITY, ii, 1060. MISTRIAL, effect of, on ball, i, 262 (2); no arraignment after, ii, 730 0(2); juror in, not competent on second trial, ii, 913. MITIGATING FORFEITURE in ball, i, 264 h (2). 1989 MOT CRIMINAL, PROCEDURE. MITIGATION AND AGGRAVATION, (See Punishment.) of punishment, matter for, not in indictment, i, 85; when move in mitigation, ii, 1294. MITTIMUS, effect of, in prison breach, i, 91; form of, 1, 227, 228; magis- trate's, i, 238. MOB, declarations from the, in evidence, ill, 68 (3). MODELS, exhibiting, to jury, ii, 965 (4), 982 a. MODES OP TRIAL, joinder of offences requiring different, 1, 453 (1). MODIFICATIONS, statutory, of common-law indictment for homicide, ii, 539. MODIFIED, How rules of evidence may Be, ty statute, full, ii, 1088-1090. MODIETING STATUTES, in embezzlement, ill, 328, 329 and note. MOMENTARY ABSENCE from trial, i, 273. MONEY, (See Bank Bills.) taking, from person arrested, 1, 210 (2), 211; how dispose of, 1, 212; whether deposit, as bail, i, 264 (1) ; variance by needless descrip- tion of, in allegation, ii, 486 (3). how describe, in embezzlement, ill, 321 (2-4), 324. word, as descriptive of thing stolen. In larceny, ill, 703. MORAL CERTAINTY, belief to a, equivalent to "beyond reasonable doubt," ii, 1094 (4). MORAL FITNESS, lack of, disqualifying juror, ii, 925 (4). MORE COUNTS THAN ONE, (See Count.) Terdict on, full, ii, 1015, 1015 a. MORE DAYS THAN ONE, Alleging oftenoe on, full, i, 392-398, 402. repetitions of, i, 407, 408. MORE DEPENDANTS THAN ONE, Trial wtiere, full, ii, 1017-1041; namely, severance and separate trials, 1018-1026; the joint trial, 1027-1040; where charge is several, 1041. MORE THAN LAID, proved In larceny, ill, 712 (2). MORE PERSONS THAN ONE, charging assault on, III, 60. "MORTAL," In allegation of wound, in homicide, iii, 521. MORTGAGE, variance by needlessly describing, as recorded, ii, 486 (5). MORTGAGOR IN POSSESSION, a freeholder, ii, 921 (2). MOTION, MOTIONS, whether presence of prisoner at, I, 269, 276 (2), 277 (1); form of the, to quash, ii, 772 (5); when, appear in record, ii, 1347. 1990 INDEX. MUR MOTION IN Arrest, (See Arrest of Judgment.) of judgment, whether available for duplicity, i, 443 (4) ; for former acquittal, ii, 813; writ of error reaches what will be ground for, ii, 1368. effect of, on writ of error, ii, 1370. MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL, (See New Trial.) MOTION TO QUASH, (See Quashing.) Law and practice of the, full, ii, 757 a-774. rule of, changed by implication of statute, i, 114; effect of quashing on bail, i, 264 fc; presence of prisoner at, i, 269; available for improper joinder of counts, i, 425 (1); how, in cases of duplicity, i, 442 (2); prosecutor compelled by, to elect, i, 455 (1) ; as to criminal in- formations, ii, 713 (4), 715 (2); indictment wrongly found by grand jury, ii, 882; applicable to writ of error, ii, 1371. refusing, in nuisance, until abated, iii, 872. MOTIVE, (See Intent.) The presumptions from, full, ii, 1107, 1108. proof of another crime to show, ii, 1126 (1), 1127 (1) ; one to testify to own, ii, 1184; to confession, ii, 1218, 1222, 1225, 1233-1239. evidence of, in arson, iii, 53 (5). as evidence In homicide, iii, 629 (4). MOVABLES, (See Goods.) how describe, in indictment, ii, 575, 576, iii, 699-710. MULTIFARIOUSNESS, (See Duplicity.) The doctrine of, full, i, 432-443. MUNICIPAL BY-LAW, arrest of one breaking, i, 183 (2). MURDER, (See Child Murder — Duelling — Homicide.) Allegations for, in common with manslaughter, full, iii, 495-539; namely, historical and general view, 497-500; indictment in outline, 501-505; specific questions, 506-536; where no assault or battery, 537-538 a; statutory changes of rules, 539. Allegations for, to 6e added to those for manslaughter, full, iii, 540- 559. As to indictment and verdict for, under statutes dividing it into de- grees, full, ii, 560-596; namely, indictment, 561-589; verdict, 590- 596. As to the evidence, full, iii, 597-637; namely, presumptions and burden of proof, 599-608; character, conduct, and utterances of deceased, 609-627; same of defendant and his relations with deceased, 628-630; expert testimony, 631, 632; other questions of evidence, 633-637. As to questions of practice, full, iii, 638-642. As to the attempt, full, Iii, 643-663; namely, by poisoning, 644-650; by violence, 651-663'. how indictment where two degrees of, i, 102; a technical word, how, i, 335; technical words in indictment for, i, 335; allege only county in indictment for, i, 374; use of "then and there," in indictment for, 1991 ■NAM CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. MURDER — continued. i, 408; other crimes Included In indictment for, i, 417 (2); what other offences in count for, 433 (4); one, of two or more persons, 1, , 437 (5); evidence in, of other, ii, 1124 (1). indictments against participants in, iii, 5 (1), note. how charge assault with intent to, iii, 64 (1). in duel, iii, 302, 303. word, in indictment for murder, iii, 548-550. possession of stolen goods as evidence in, iii, 747 (2) MURDER TRIALS, (See Tbial.) whether call as witnesses all who are present, 11, 966 c (3). MUTILATED OR LOST RECORDS, Doctrine and practice of, full, ii, 1398-1400. MUTUAL RELATIONS, of parties, as evidence in homicide, iii, 630 (1). NAME, (See Christian — Idem Sonans— Weong.) amendments of indictments as to the, i, 97 (4, 5), 98, 104 (1); when indictment should allege, i, 104 (1), 571 et sect.; proving, as laid, ii, 488 (3, 5); allegation of, unknown, ii, 495 (2), 546 (2)-552, 676- 680; proof of, unknown, ii, 552; variance in, where tenor of instru- ment is alleged, Ii, 562; foreign, ii, 564; when, to he alleged, and how, ii, 571 (1), 572; repugnancy in, not permissible, ii, 572 (1); change of, effect .In pleading, ii, 687 a; in indictment, altering by- amendment, ii, 711 (3); how take advantage of wrong, ii, 740 (2); proof of, on plea of misnomer, ii, 792 (3). of human being in house set fire to, iii, 40 (1). alleging, of assaulted person, iii, 62. proving, of assaulted person, ill, 65 (1). averring, of person assaulted to murder, iii, 77 (4). alleging, of person to be cheated in conspiracy, iii, 210 (2). whether, of person to whom passed, in indictment for passing counter- feit coin, iii, 259 (2). alleging, of person defrauded in forgery, iii, 421 et seq. and proof, of owner In larceny. III, 718-726, 736 (1), 752. of owner in larceny from dwelling-house, iii, 778 (1). of concurring persons, in indictment for riot, iii, 998 (3). of owner of house pulled down. Hi, 999 (2). alleging, of co-conspirators in treason, iii, 1033. NAME AND ADDITION, Of defendant and third persons, full, ii, 669-689 6; namely, addition, 671-675 a; naming defendants and third persons, 676-682; further of name, 683-689 6. NAME OP ANIMAL, averring, in sodomy, HI, 1015 (2). NAME CHANGED, how indictment after, II, 687 a. 1992 INDEX. NAT NAME OP CRIME, unimportant Indictment, i, 416; partial verdict may be by, ii, 1010 (3). NAME OF DECEASED, proof of, in homicide, ill, 636. NAME FORGED, (See Peeson.) NAME OF FORGED INSTRUMENT, whether or how aver, ill, 413-415. whether, and how aver, in statutory forgery, iii, 439. NAME OF GAME, need not allege, in gaming-house, iii, 492 (1). NAME OF LESSEE, in indictment for letting house for bawdry, iii, 120. NAME OF OWNER, allege, in receiving stolen goods, iii, 983 (1); prove, iii, 991 o. NAME OF PERSON, changing by amendment, in indictment, i, 97 (5), 98. NAME OF PERSON UNDER ARREST, in indictment for resisting officer, iii, 894 (2). NAME OF PERSON DEFRAUDED, averring, in false pretences, iii, 173 (3), 174. NAME OF PERSON INJURED, in statutory utterings, whether aver, iii, 452. NAME OF PERSON SLAIN, In indictment ■for homicide, full, iii, 506-511. NAME OF PROSECUTOR, Indorsement of, on indictment, full, ii, 690-694. NAME OF SOCIETY, whether allege, in disturbing meeting, iii, 293 (2). NAME OF STATE, whether set out, in forgery, iii, 409 (2). NAME OF THIEF, need not allege, ., in receiving, iii, 982 (3). NAME UNKNOWN, alleging, in cheat, iii, 159 (1). NAMES OF FREQUENTERS, not allege, in indictment for bawdy-house, iii, 107 (1). not, in indictment for disorderly house, iii, 276 (2). NAMES OF PLAYERS, whether allege, in gaming-house, iii, 492 (2), 493. NAMES OF THE PLE3AS, With their import, full, ii, 734-743. NAMES OF WITNESSES, (See Indoesrme?it.) indorsement of, on indictment, ii, 869 a (2). NATIONALITY, of ship, proof of, i, 384 (6). NATURAL AND PROBABLE CONSEQUENCES, when presume intended, ii, 1100. 1993 NEG CRIMINAL. PROCEDURE. NATURE, Procedure for offence against, full, lil, 1013-1018 o. NATURE OP ACCOMPLICE, (See Infokmees.) common informer in, ii, 1173 (3). NATURE OF ACT, (See Act.) as to allegation of intent, ii, 524. NATURE AND CAUSE OP ACCUSATION, constitutional provision con- cerning, i, 88; Indictment to state, i, 110. NATURE OP OPPENCB, as to duplicity, i, 437. NAVIGABLE RIVER, (See River.) NEAREST ANTECEDENT, (See Antecedent — Uncertain.) rule of referring word to, i, 355, ii, 512. NECESSARIES, jury to be supplied with, ii, 907; may express to officer their need of,, ii, 998 a (1). how indictment for homicide by withholding, iii, 538 a (1). NECESSITY, As affecting allegation, full, ii, 493-498. Excuse for not averring name, full, ii, 676-681. how governs procedure, i, 7 (2); effect of, on constitutional require- ment, i, 50 (4) ; is supreme in the law, i, 113 (1) ; waiver of rights comes from, i, 119; only, justifies killing in arrest, i, 161 (2); non-compliance of bail from, when discharges, i, 264 i (l);.when makes wife witness against husband, ii, 1153; permitting testimony of deceased, sick, absent, or insane witness to be supplied, ii, 1195; the rule for receiving or rejecting confession, ii, 1221 (2). NECESSITY AND CHARITY, whether indictment for violating Lord's day must negative, ii, 636 (3). NECESSITY OR CHARITY, jury to determine, in Lord's day, iii, 818 (3). NEEDLESS ADJECTIVE, creates variance, ii, 486 (1). NEEDLESS AVERMENTS, (See Useless.) The principal common, full, ii, 499-504. NEGATIVE, (See Indictment on Statute.) What indictment on statute must, and how, full, ii, 631-642. when indictment must contain, ii, 513 a. for violating Lord's day, iii, 816 (1); nuisance, iii, 869. NEGATIVE DESCRIPTION of offence, indictment on statute allege, ii, 636 (6). NEGATIVING AUTHORITY, in false imprisonment, iii, 367 (1, 2). NEGATIVING PRETENCES, In false-pretence indictment, full, iii, 168, 169. NEGLECT, (See Duty.) place of trial for, i, 53 (5) ; how charged aa to time, i, 398; indictment for death by, how, ii, 542. official procedure for, iii, 822 et seq. 1994 INDEX. NIG NEGUECT TO ARREST, indictable, i, 206 (1). NEGLECT OP DUTY, how charge murder by, iii, 588. NEGLECT TO PROSECUTE, as barring right to have restitution of stolen goods, iii, 760. NEGLECT TO REPAIR WAY, how indictment for, iii, 827. NEGLIGENT ESCAPE, proof of, iii, 942. NEGROES, (See Slave.) right of, to have, on jury, and to be jurors, ii, 930 (2). NEW BAIL, taking, i, 263 a (4). NEW COUNT, what words introduce, i, 132 (2). NEW EVIDENCE, discovered after opening to jury, ii, 969 (5, 6). NEW INDICTMENT in place of one lost, ii, 1400. NEW PUNISHMENT, provided by statute, does not require indictment statutory, ii, 597, 600. NEW TRIAL, Methods through which, applied for, full, ii, 1263-1271. On what principles granted, full, ii, 1272-1281. whether prisoner present at hearing for, i, 276 (2); no second arraign- ment after order for, 11, 730 o (2); when, for objecting to grand jury and its doings, ii, 887 (2) ; objectionable jurors as cause for, ii, 949 6 (2); when adjournment for surprise is refused, ii, 966 d (2); for misconduct of counsel, ii, 975 &; for verdict contrary to law, ii, 987 (3); for misconduct of jurors, ii, 994 (2); whether, for Irregularity of jury, ii, 998 a (3), 999; whether, for furnishing jury with intoxicants, ii, 999 (2) ; for inadequate special verdict, ii, 1008 (3); for erroneous instructions on good and bad counts, ii, 1015 (3); when verdict set aside, ii, 1016 (2); whether, to let in witness, ii, 1033 (2); to convicted defendant, to use testimony of acquitted, ii, 1033; in case of joint defendants, ii, 1038; whether, to let in defence of alibi, ii, 1065; as a method for rehearing, ii, 1268; the practice on, ii, 1268 (3), 1271; effect of ordering, ii, 1271; because record lost, ii, 1398. NEWLY DISCOVERED EVIDENCE, opening of, to jury, ii. 969 (5) ; new trial for, i, 1279; must not be cumulative, &c., ii, 1279. NEWSPAPERS, (See Books.) whether prohibit, to witnesses in waiting, ii, 1190 (2). NICE OBJECTIONS, discard, in indictment, ii, 511 (3). NIGHT, (See Day— Time.) allegation and proof of offence in, i, 401 (3). how allege, in burglary, iii, 131 (2), 132; proof of, iii, 134. NIGHT-WALKER, right of private persons to arrest a, i, 169, 170 (2), note; arrests of, by constables, &c., i, 182 (1). how indictment against, ill, 874 a. 1995 NOT CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. NO CRIME, juror who deems act charged, disqualified, li, 917 (2) ; habeas corpus setting free one held on allegations disclosing, ii, 1410 (8). NO OFFENCE, quashing where, ii, 772 (2). NO OFFENCE CHARGED, whether or when waived, i, 123 (3). NOISE, NOISES, (See Beeach of Peace.) breach of peace may be by, i, 183 (5). house may be disorderly by reason of, iil, 106 (2). proof of, in disorderly house, iii, 280 (2). indictment for nuisance by, ill, 874 6. NOLLE PROSEQUI, The law and practice of, full, ii, 1387-1396. may cure indictment of duplicity, i, 443 (2) ; electing count or transac- tion by, i, 456 (1); quashing a substitute for, ii, 760; by Attorney- General to information, ii, 760; to superfluous matter, ii, 1014 (3); applied to cure imperfect verdict, ii, 1014 (3); of joint defendant, to make him witness, ii, 1020 (4); to admit accomplice, ii, 1166. NOLO CONTENDERE, Plea, of, full, ii, 802-804. NON COMPOS MENTIS, (See Insanity.) NON-CONSENT, to taking in larceny, iii, 752 o. NON-DELIVERY, of books to successor, indictment for, iii, 829. NON-EXPERT OPINIONS, (See Opinion.) as evidence, ii, 1178. NON-EXPERT WITNESSES, opinions of, in insanity, iii, 676-682. NON-FEASANCE, (See Official Dutt.) in oflBce, how aver, ii, 555 (2); negativing proviso, ii, 637 (3); how conclusion of indictment for, ii, 649 (1). NON-FEASANCE IN OFFICE, Procedure for, full, iii, 819-836; namely, refusal to accept office, 820, 821; corruption in office, 822-836. NON-PAYMENT OP MONEY COLLECTED, how indictment for, iii, 830 (2), 831. NON-REPAIR OF WAY, Procedure for, full, iii, 1043-1049. NON-RESIDENT, (See Alien.) whether can be juror, ii, 922 (1). NONSUIT, no, in criminal causes, ii, 961 (2). NORMAN-FRENCH, anciently, in indictment, i, 341 (1). NOT ALLEGED, (See Alleged.) "NOT BAPTIZED," words, describing murdered child, iii, 510. NOT CHARGED, proof of crime, li, 1123. 1996 INDEX. NUI NOT IN COUNTY, how allege offence, under statutory iurlsdiction, i, 381, 382. NOT IN EVIDENCE, no charge on fact, 11, 978 (2). NOT FOUND, (See Finding Part.) grand jury's indorsement of bill as, 11, 697. NOT GUILTY, (See Plea.) Plea of, full, 11, 794 O-801. when plea of, ordered by court, ii, 733 a; joinder of dilatory plea with plea of, ii, 750; court entering plea* of, ii, 785; plea of, oral, ii, 788 (2), 790; former jeopardy not under plea of, 11, 806 (1); adding, to plea of former convict or acquittal, 1, 811; burden of proof on plea of, ii, 1049; plea of, in record, ii, 1354 (1). covers and Includes plea of insanity, ill, 669. NOT OBJECTIVE, to wrong charge of judge, ii, 980 (6). NOT SEEING, (See Contradict Witness.) contradictions of seeing and, ii, 1071 (2). NOT IN STATE, (See Exte4.ditton.) crime by one, not extradictable, 1, 220 (3). NOT TRUE BILL, (See True Bill.) grand jury's indorsement as, ii, 697, 701 (2). NOTE OF PARTICULARS, (See Bill of.) Ordering, full, ii, 643-646. NOTES, (See Taking Notes.) NOTICE, when, in place of actual arrest, i, 206 (1). NOTICE AND DEMAND, before breaking door, i, 201. NOTICE TO PRODUCE, (See Lost— Paper.) needed papers at trial, 11, 959 c. in larceny, ill, 753 (2). NOTICE OP TRIAL, whether and when, ii, 950 6 (1). NOVEL MEANING, (See Inteepketation.) of word in indictment, i, 358. NUISANCE, (See Abate — Barratry — Blasphemy — Carrying Gun — Com- mon Scold — Disorderly House — Disturbing Meeting — Drunkenness • — ^Exposing Infected Person — Forestallek — Gaming-Housb — Liquor- Selling — ^Lord's Day — Way.) Procedure for, full, ill, 860-878; namely, indictment generally and at common law, 861-867; indictment specially upon statutes, 868, 869; evidence and practice, 869 a-874; particular nuisances not elsewhere considered, 874 «^878. whether arrest one committing, i, 170 (2), note; arrest of one placing, i, 183 (2) ; presence of defendant at judgment to abate, i, 275 (3) ; how allegation for abatement of, 1, 372 (4) ; how allege time of, 1, 393 (2); bill of particulars in, 11, 645 (4); when injunction against, ii, 1417. eavesdropping is a, ill, 312. in violating Lord's day, iii, 812. 1997 OBS CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. NUISANCE ABATED, quashing indictment because, ii, 772 (3). NUMBER, how prove, to avoid variance, il, 488 6 (4), 579; of grand jury, ii, 854, 855. of bank-bill, not aver, ill, 407 (3). NUMBER OP COUNT, partial verdict may be by, il, 1010 (2). NUMBER AND UNANIMITY, 0/ petit jurors, full, ii, 897-899. NUMBERS OF FORGED INSTRUMENTS, whether uttering, more offences than one, iii, 482; possessing, iii, 483> NUMERALS, (See Figubes.) ■whether allowable in indictments, i, 344, 345. NUNC PRO TUNC entries in record, ii, 1343. NURSE, as expert in insanity, iii, 687. OATH, (See False Sweaeing — Jueob — Pebjttry — S wearing Witness — Witness.) Allegation of the, in perjury, full, iii, 912-914. 