INSANITY-continued. permanent or temporary, 21 three stages in the history of, 21 the existing law as declared in M'Naughten's Case, 22 medical evidence, 23 trial in cases of, 24 is a bar at any stage to further proceedings, 25 appearing at arraignment, 372 reprieve, if after judgment, 473 insanity of witness, a ground of incompetency, 4c6 INTENT in larceny, 216 in false pretences, 245 in malicious injuries, 277 INTENTION an essential of crime, 12 contrasted with will, 12 determines whether an act is criminal, 13, 15 though not the sole gauge of liability, 16 naked intention not punishable, except in treason, 15 INTERROGATION OF PRISONER, 404 INTIMIDATING PARTIES OR WITNESSES, 96 INVASION, procuring foreign, 55 INVITO DOMINO, in larceny, taking, 209 meaning of the term, 12 IRON v. METAL. ISSUE: v. GENERAL ISSUE. J. JERVIS'S ACTS, 488 JOINER OF COUNTS: v. COUNTS. JOINDER OF DEFendants, 345 JOINT OWNER, larceny, &c., by, 213 JOINT STOCK BANKING COMPANY, goods of, ownership, how laid, 338 JOINT TENANT, larceny by, 213 JOURNEY, offences committed on, where tried, 354 JUDGMENT OF MAGISTRATE on summary conviction, 493 JUDICIAL SEPARATION AFTER ASSAULT, 18 JURIS PRESUMPTIO, 435 JURIS ET DE JURE PRESUMPTIO, 435 JURISDICTION, plea to the, 376 JURORS: v. JURY. JURY, contempt of court by, 104 trial by, 384 v. EMBRACERY; GRAND JURY; PETTY JURY. JURY OF MATRONS, 473 JUSTICE, PUBLIC: v. PUBLIC JUSTICE. JUSTICE OF PEACE: v. MAGISTRATE, JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE, 155 in execution of criminal, 155 by officer in execution of duty, 156, 174 in prevention of crime, 157 in cases of rape, &c., 157 distinguished from excusable homicide, 158 JUVENILE OFFENDERS, 482 KEEPING THE РЕЛСЕ, K. security for, 288, 291 forfeiture of recognizances, 289, 291 recognizances, general or special, 291: v. SECURITY. KILLING, animals, 283: v. HOMICIDE. KNOWLEDGE: v. CARNAL KNOWLEDGE; GUILTY Knowledge. 1 where the right of property, as well as of possession, is authority of servant to part with property or possession, 210 narrow line separating larceny from false pretences, 211, LARCENY―continued where the possession is obtained lawfully and bonâ fide without any in cases of bailment, 212 where the delivery does not alter the possession in law, 212 bare use does not divest of possession, 213 larceny of things found, 215 the taking physically regarded, 215 attempt, 216 animus furandi, 216 larceny distinguished from trespass, 216 need not be lucri causâ, 217 servants taking master's corn, &c., 217 counts for distinct acts of stealing, 218, 343 verdict of embezzlement on indictment for larceny, and vice versa, 218, 236 place of trial, 218, 353 punishment, 219 after previous conviction, 456 in case of tenants or lodgers, 219 of clerks or servants, 219 larceny distinguished from embezzlement, 233, 258 of goods in process of manufacture, 220 from vessels, docks, &c., 221 from wrecks, 221 by those in the public service, constables, &c. stealing from the person, 225 in relation to post-office, 226: v. DWELLING-HOUSE; ROBBERY. verdict of larceny on indictment for embezzlement, and vice on indictment for false pretences not acquittal because it count for receiving may be added, 230, 343 small larcenies and embezzlements, 484, LAUDANUM, administering, &c., with intent, &c., 192 LAW OF CRIMES, 6 of Criminal Procedure, 6 LAW OF NATIONS, offences against, 42 LEAD V. METAL. LEADING QUESTIONS, rules as to, 419, 420: v. EXAMINATION. LETTER: V. THREATENING. LEVYING WAR against the SovVEREIGN, 50 direct or constructive, 50: v. FELONIOUS COMPASSING. blasphemous libel: v. BLASPHEMY. Seditious Libel: v. LIBEL, threatening to publish, &c., in order to extort, 118 LICENCE OF MARRIAGE, forgery of, 264 LICENCE UNDER PENAL SERVITUDE ACTS, offences with regard to, 475 remission of part of sentence follows as a matter of course, 475 LIMITATION OF TIME FOR PROSECUTION: V. TIME. |