ACCESSORY AFTER, - continued.
persons sustaining same relation in treason, 495-498.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, c. 36.)
same in misdemeanor, 499, 500.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, C. 36.)
receiver of a traitor criminal, 82, 85.
white person accessory to slave, how, 86.
wife cånnot be, to the husband, 282.

whether by obstructing arrest, 364.
ACCESSORY BEFORE,
in felony, 472–479.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, C. 36.)
persons sustaining same relation in treason, 480-482.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, C. 36.)
same in misdemeanor, 483-485.

(See ANALYTICAL Index, c. 36.)
in statutory misdemeanor, guilty as principal, 82.

in what county indicted, 560, 561.
ACCIDENT,

(See CARELESSNESS.)
avoids forfeiture, when, 697.
" ACCUSED OF CRIME,”

meaning of the words, 70.
ACQUITTAL,

on erroneous indictment, no bar to a second prosecution, 663.
" ACQUITTANCE,"

meaning of the word, 218 a.
АСТ,

(See CRIME — INDICTABLE.)
general rules concerning the, 311-346 a.

•(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, C. 25–31.)
how the criminal law protects the public, 347–402 a.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, C. 32.)
how the criminal law protects individuals, 403–439.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, c. 33.)
the three gradations of crime, 440-453.

(See ANALYTICAL Index, C. 34.)
the principal actors, 454-465.

(See ANALYTICAL Index, c. 35.)
accessories and the like, 466-500.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, c. 36.)
compounding crime, 501-506.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, c. 37.),
misprision, 507-509.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, c. 38.)
attempt, 509 a-528.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, C. 39.)

ACT, - continued.
crimes viewed together, 528 a-551.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, C. 40.)
to constitute crime, act must concur with the intent, 229.
whether act and intent must concur in point of time, 487.
whether one act may produce many offences, 530, note, 532, 534, 537.

may be less as intent is greater, 521, 526.
ACTS OF PARLIAMENT. (See ENGLISH STATUTES.)
" ACTUALLY OCCUPY,”

meaning of the words, 87.
" ADJOINING,”

meaning of the word in a statute, 136.
ADJUDGED CASES, (See REPORTED CASES.)

how considered, 289, 290.
ADMINISTERING POISON,

what it is, 138.
ADULTERY,

punishable under the English ecclesiastical law, 46.
how, under the common law, 46, 379.
when mistake of the person, 247 a.
indictment for, conviction of fornication, 538.
solicitation to commit, when indictable, 525, 526.

conspiracy to commit, 526.
ADVERTISEMENT,

signboard is an, 125.
AFFIDAVIT,

persons infamous may make, in their own cases, 644.

false, indictable, 365.
AFFIRMATIVE STATUTES,

what they are, 89
when they repeal prior law, 91-101.

(See ANALYTICAL Index, c. 10.)
AFFRAY,

indictable, 396.
“ AGAINST THE FORM OF THE STATUTE,”

in indictment, rejected as surplusage, 93.

when should be in singular form and when plural, 95.
AGENT, (See SERVANT — INNOCENT AGENT.)

in criminal law, who, 159.
false pretence made to, 82.
his relations to his principal, 82.
command of his principal not justify his crime, 275.
selling intoxicating liquors, 464.
act done by, same as done directly, 417, 473.
men may become accessory by, 476.

"ANY PROPERTY,"

effect of the word in a statute, 148.

ANIMALS, (See DANGEROUS ANIMALS-WILD ANIMALS-LOWER

(See EMBASSADOR.)

ANIMALS.)

may be chattels, 219.

APOSTASY,

APPEAL,

meaning of the words, in a statute, 66 b.

APPRENTICESHIP,

whether indictable, 377.

(See JEOPARDY.)

whether grantable to the prosecutor, 664, 665.

whether to defendant, when judge wrongfully discharges jury, 671.
APPRENTICE,

when neglect to give him food indictable, 413.
enticing away, not indictable, 430.

ARREST, - continued.

right of officer to kill one resisting, 319.
refusal to assist in making, indictable, 366.
obstructing, indictable, 364.
whether makes party accessory,

364.
of embassador, &c. punishable, 587.

wrongful, in foreign country, effect of, 594.
ARREST OF JUDGMENT, (See JEOPARDY.)

effect of, on new proceedings, 673, 674.
ARSENALS.

(See Dock-YARD.)
ARSON,

(See BURN.)
what — indictable, 414.
the burning necessary in, 188, 321.
not of one's own property, 389.
offence not against property, but security, 427.
committed by setting fire to an outhouse, and it communicates, 231.
place of, described as a house, 164, 173.
committed by burning a barn, 173.
resulting in homicide, 531.
when the burning done in attempt to do something else, 256.
attempt to burn, by burning own house, 524.
no degrees in, 259.

unintended, intent must be felonious, 259.
ASSAULT, (See AssAULT AND BATTERY.)

what — indictable, 409.
with intent to murder, to rob, &c., 410.
means, in a statute, a real assault, 131.
aggravated, if committed on official persons, 367.
with intent to murder, how drunkenness excuses, 301, note.

killing intended, 515.
corporation cannot commit, 309.
with intent to commit rape, not by boy under fourteen, 517.
conviction for, on indictment for riot and assault, 538.
indictment, assault with intent, conviction for simple assault, 538.

or for compound assault in less degree, 538.
whether same act is, and also a rape or murder, 551.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY, (See AssAULT — BATTERY.)

how, when same blow wounds two men, 686.
procurer of, to be held as doer, 483.
whether conviction for, on indictment for manslaughter or rape, 546.
may be committed by parent on child, 718, 719.
also by master on servant, 723.
and by husband on wife, 726.
not by master on slave, 734.
whether, by white freeman other than master, 735.

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ASSEMBLY. (See UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY.)
ASSISTANCE,

what, makes accessory after, 490, 491.
ATTACHMENT,

what, the castle which protects goods from, 174.

what, a breaking of the castle, 190.
ATTAINT- ATTAINTED— ATTAINDER, (See ERRONEOUS — SEX-

- AUTREFOIS ATTAINT.)
meaning of the word, 641.

common law effects of attainder, 641.
ATTEMPT,
what, and a general view of the doctrine of, 509 a-528.

(See ANALYTICAL INDEX, c. 39.)
unsuccessful, indictable, 315, 400.
must proceed to some act, 312.
counselling is, though the thing is not done, 474.
to do what statute forbids, indictable, 84, 85, 349.
to do grievous bodily harm, 319.
to bribe, indictable, 365.
to prevent attendance of witnesses, &c., 365.
to procure perjury, 365.
other obstructions of justice, 365.
to commit sodomy, ground for divorce, 380.
to take human life, indictable, 408.
assault with intent is, 410.
"whether conviction for, on indictment for the full offence, 542, 546.
to commit misdemeanor by means of felony, how regarded, 551.
in what county indicted, 560.
not ordinarily work forfeiture, 696.
to alien, condition against, void, 696.